Ukrainian drone manufacturer Vyriy launches scholarship program for future defense engineers

Андрій Галадей - 2 October, 12:22 PM

One of the largest Ukrainian manufacturers of FPV drones, Vyriy Industries, together with the CREED platform, has launched a scholarship program for a new generation of engineers who will work in the Ukrainian defense industry. This is reported by Militarnyi.

The program is designed for engineering students, so far it only applies to Kyiv universities. Registration for participation in the project started in early October 2025. You can submit an application until the end of October 14, 2025 inclusive.

The initiative is positioned as a way to financially support talented young professionals. Currently, 35 students will receive financial support for six months.

The scholarship system provides for three levels:

1500 UAH/month;
3000 UAH/month;
8000 UAH/month.

In addition, the most ambitious participants will receive an offer and the opportunity to start a career at Vyriy Industries. To do this, you must be motivated, academically successful, and have a desire to apply your knowledge to improve Ukraine's defense capabilities.

"Investments in training engineers are investments in the future of Military Tech and a contribution to the independence of Ukraine. We are convinced that supporting young people through scholarships has a direct practical effect for the industry. Scholarships allow students to focus on their studies and get involved in real technological projects that work on the front line," Vyriy said.

The company emphasized that it is about training specialists who are needed today.

"For the CREED community, it is important that students receive not only money, but also a real start to their careers. This corresponds to our mission - to shape the human capital of Ukraine from school to their first job. We want young engineers to see their future in Ukraine, not abroad," explained CREED founder Andriy Tagansky.

Previously, the Vyriy company presented a "parent drone" called "September", which can carry two FPVs, work as a scout or kamikaze.