10.08.2026

On 10 August 2026, the NURE Admissions Committee held a meeting to review the first results of this year’s Bachelor’s admission campaign.

09.08.2026

Today, Ukraine celebrates Builder’s Day, a professional holiday honouring those whose work creates, restores and preserves spaces for living, working and learning.

07.08.2026

The dual form of education enables students to combine university studies with practical work in their future profession, apply academic knowledge to real-world tasks and gain relevant professional experience before graduation.

07.08.2026

Research results by representatives of the V.V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering at NURE have been included in the international monograph “Advancements in Cybersecurity: Next-Generation Systems and Applications”, published by CRC Press (Taylor & Francis Group).

06.08.2026

On August 3, 2026, Kira Shuban, Head of the Student Senate of Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, took part in a meeting of active youth representatives of the Kharkiv region with members of the Youth Council under the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

06.08.2026

On December 3–4, 2026, NURE will host the International Scientific and Technical Conference Information and Communication Technologies and Cybersecurity (ICTC-2026). The event is organized by NURE, with the Department of Infocommunication Engineering named after V. V. Popovskyi serving as the conference coordinator.

05.08.2026

Even during these difficult times of military aggression, NURE continues to fight for a clean world and to preserve everything around us. Our university is renowned for its numerous innovations in ‘green’ technologies, and a caring attitude towards the environment has become an integral part of our corporate culture.
One of the priority areas of NURE’s environmental activities is the systematic collection of recyclable materials: waste paper, plastic, plastic bottle caps and used batteries. These projects continue uninterrupted, despite all the hardships, shelling and destruction, as the university is conscious of its responsibility for a clean future.
The ‘Batteries, Surrender!’ campaign, launched in collaboration with the student trade union committee and the NURE library, deserves special attention. The campaign is coordinated by the NURE Archives (M.N. Wolfson).
As is well known, AA and watch batteries, mobile phone batteries and other similar power sources account for a very small percentage of total waste, yet they are among the most hazardous. They contain mercury, lithium, cadmium, zinc, lead, other heavy metals and alkalis, which, if disposed of incorrectly, contaminate soil and water. Therefore, it is strictly forbidden to dispose of this waste in ordinary rubbish bins; it requires special recycling.
The results of the campaign demonstrate the university community’s commitment to the cause. This year, environmental activists collected and handed over a new batch of batteries – around 20 kg – for recycling.
Despite all the challenges of wartime, NURE continues to fight for a clean world and to preserve everything around us. Every battery or bottle handed in is not just a statistic, but a real contribution to overcoming environmental threats and a step towards a sustainable future. The university calls on everyone who cares to get involved in environmental initiatives and demonstrates that, even in the darkest of times, caring for nature remains a beacon of hope for every one of us.

04.08.2026

The Kyiv-based publishing house Pedahohichna Dumka has published the monograph “Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Balanced and Cluster Layout Problems.”

01.08.2026

Dear applicants, graduates and guests of our site!

Today you have the opportunity to touch the walls of the University and see with your own eyes what your Alma Mater looks like – Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics!

31.07.2026

Research involving scientists from NURE is continuing within the international MSCA4Ukraine project. One of its significant outcomes is the publication of the review article “From Photon Emission to Pixel Intensity: Workflow-Dependent Signal Formation and Calibration in Imaging-Based Electrochemiluminescence” in the Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry.

30.07.2026

Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics has successfully passed the competitive selection conducted by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine for urgent measures aimed at strengthening the energy resilience of higher education institutions in 2026.