13.10.2026
On October 12, 2026, Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics hosted the first meeting of the Career Guidance Council for the 2026/2027 academic year.
The meeting was opened by Council Chair Maryna Kalendovska, Professor at the Department of Media Engineering and Information Radio-Electronic Systems (Faculty of Information Radio Technologies and Media Engineering). She welcomed the participants, presented the agenda, and outlined key discussion topics aimed at formulating actionable decisions for upcoming initiatives.
Diana Rudenko, Executive Secretary of the Admissions Committee and Dean of the Faculty of Information-Analytical Technologies and Management, delivered a report on the 2026 state-funded undergraduate admissions results. Her analysis covered administrative-territorial units, general secondary schools, vocational institutions, and colleges across the city of Kharkiv, the Kharkiv region, and other regions of Ukraine, accompanied by proposals to enhance engagement with prospective applicants during the current academic year.
Oleksii Liashenko, Dean of the Faculty of Computer Engineering and Computer Technologies, suggested methods for adapting faculty engagement during NURE Open Door Days, drawing upon prior operational experience.
During discussions regarding the preparation of work plans and analytical materials, Council members offered specific recommendations concerning event naming, content, delivery formats, and target audience segments. Roman Bobniev, Head of the Television Center, addressed questions from faculty representatives regarding video production support for career guidance initiatives and its publishing across official university resources and social media platforms.
Mykhailo Tatarynov, Deputy Chair of the Career Guidance Council and Head of the “Open Path to Higher Education” Preparatory Department, presented systematic approaches to mobile diversification when working with middle school students in grades 5–9 (under the “New Ukrainian School” curriculum) as well as high school lyceum students in grades 10–11.
He drew attention to the upcoming transition in September 2027 to a three-year senior specialized high school system, the further implementation of “New Ukrainian School” standards in future 10th grades, and the cluster-based “three baskets” educational framework in newly established academic lyceums. To adapt to these changes, he emphasized that university departments across faculties and the Educational and Scientific Institute must actively build upon the “Student – Teacher – University” triad. He urged departments to leverage proven practices through close collaboration with the “Open Path to Higher Education” Preparatory Department and the Center for Postgraduate Education to maximize outreach to potential applicants.
Following the meeting, actionable proposals were summarized to guide the Council’s practice-oriented activities, reinforce the university brand “NURE — University of Successful and Self-Sufficient People!”, and raise interest among prospective students in the University’s bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.
