IIR Got Talent 2026

On April 24, the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations hosted the IIR Got Talent 2026 competition - an event that filled the Institute with an atmosphere of creativity, support, and sincere admiration for one another.

That evening, students demonstrated just how multifaceted our Institute truly is. The stage featured vocal performances, melodies played on the bandura, electric guitar, synthesizer, and violin, energetic drum rhythms, as well as oriental dance, contemporary dance, and ballet performances. Students recited poetry in Ukrainian, English, and German, and also showcased their talents in handicrafts and creative arts. Each performance was unique - full of emotion, courage, and a genuine love for creativity.

The event was organized by the Student Council of the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations: the Cultural Department and the Partnerships Department, with the support of the Volunteer Department. The organizers of the event were Daria Kliavlina (5ІB), Mariia Mudrytska (2ІB), and Artem Blyzniuk (4ІB). The organizing team also included designer Vadym Harkavenko (1ІK); SMM managers Oleksandra Horiainova (2IR) and Tetiana Koshova (1IR); as well as volunteers Volodymyr Sydorenko (2IR), Yehor Nudnyi (1IER), Mykyta Haliaskarov (1IR), Yelyzaveta Panchenko (1IER), Mariia Baranovych (1IR), Vlada Ivashchenko (1IR), Sofiia Maksymcha (2IR), and Daria Poshyvai (1IR).

A special guest of the evening was Ukrainian singer Mila Nitich, who inspired the audience with a heartfelt musical performance.

According to the results of the competition, the third-degree laureates were the duet of Vladyslav Ivanov and Mykyta Chekhovych (2IER), Veronika Turyk (2IL), Anna Melnyk (1IK), Mariia Lubenchenko (1IK), Kseniia Kirieieva (5IRS), Yelyzaveta Kravchenko (2IER), and Vasylyna Nabukhotna (4IR). The second-degree laureates were Karolina Vanoian (3IL), Yulyana Kucherenko (3IL), Anastasiia Ilchuk (2IL), and Oleksandra Horova (1IL). The first-degree laureates were Oleksandra Mazurenko (1IR) and Diana Tkach (1IL). The Grand Prix of the competition was awarded to Daria Moroz (1IR).

Importantly, that evening creativity was combined with a meaningful cause: thanks to donations collected through participants’ fundraising jars, 15,000 UAH was raised to support the Defence Forces of Ukraine. The Audience Choice Award, presented to the participant who collected the largest donation, was won by Diana Tkach.

The hosts of the evening were Yehor Martych (2IR) and Daria Kliavlina, who created a warm and inspiring atmosphere throughout the celebration of creativity.

IIR Got Talent 2026 once again proved that the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations is a place where professional education harmoniously combines with creativity, and intellect with art. It is a place where true talents shine, inspiration is born, and the voices of people who know how to inspire, create, and confidently express themselves can be heard.