The opening of the Alliance marks a strategic milestone in expanding �۶���Ƶ’s international presence. Physically located at TH Wildau – within the Berlin–Brandenburg metropolitan region – it creates a unique space for students, researchers, and faculty from both universities to collaborate, advance research, and implement innovative ideas.

The Alliance is designed to function as a long-term platform for cooperation between the two universities in the field of quantum information technologies. Its activities will encompass scientific research, innovation, international projects, knowledge and technology transfer, as well as collaboration with enterprises and institutional partners.

For �۶���Ƶ, the WiN Q-IT Alliance is particularly significant as it establishes a permanent hub for cooperation in Germany. Furthermore, its location in the Berlin–Brandenburg region will facilitate the development of ties with European universities, research institutions, technology companies, startups, and innovation clusters. This enhances the capacity of both universities to translate scientific findings into practical solutions and to forge new international partnerships.

The launch of the Alliance lays a long-term foundation for a Ukrainian-German partnership centered on people, knowledge, and the technologies of the future.

The positive experience of the effective operation and development of this model is actively realized in cooperation with basic and complete general secondary education institutions and the Educational Management Department of the Education Department of the Shevchenkivskyi District Administration under the Kharkiv City Council, enabling the university to address the priority tasks of the “New Ukrainian School” and meet current educational challenges under martial law.

As part of the implementation of this innovative model, a working meeting took place between Mykhailo TATARYNOV, Head of the �۶���Ƶ’s Preparatory Department “Open Road to Higher Education,” Svitlana SVYSTUN, Head of the Educational Management Department of the Education Department of the Shevchenkivskyi District Administration under the Kharkiv City Council, and Olena YEVLAKHOVA, a methodologist of the department. During their joint work, priority tasks for further collaborative activities were discussed, including conducting scientific-practical and scientific-methodological seminars, trainings, and workshops for teachers of physics and astronomy, biology and ecology, chemistry, and mathematics directly in the university’s safe spaces. These educators will subsequently engage students in interactive participation in various specialized interest clubs and prep courses for the 2027 National Multi-subject Test certification exams. Further collaboration will continue to promote an open university educational service system responding to current demands of prospective students, while reinforcing the brand “Kharkiv National �۶���Ƶ of Radio Electronics – a university of successful and self-sufficient people!”.

Yevhenii Repryntsev, a student of Kharkiv National �۶���Ƶ of Radio Electronics, group ESTM-26-1, demonstrated a high level of physical fitness, strength, endurance, and determination and took third place in the competition.

This result is a significant sporting achievement and another example of how �۶���Ƶ students successfully combine their studies with an active sports life, develop their abilities, and represent the �۶���Ƶ with distinction at competitions.

We sincerely congratulate Yevhenii Repryntsev on winning a prize at KHARKIV WORKOUT CUP 2026 and wish him continued progress, new sporting achievements, further improvement of his skills, and many new victories.

�۶���Ƶ is proud of the sporting achievements of its students!

The PubCirEco project is being implemented from November 1, 2024 to October 31, 2027 with the support of the European Union’s Erasmus+ Programme (ERASMUS-EDU-2024-CBHE). The project aims to develop competencies in the field of circular economy, sustainable use of resources, and the integration of sustainability principles into the activities of higher education institutions.

Participation in the Short Visit Program gave �۶���Ƶ representatives an opportunity to explore European experience in implementing circular economy principles, modern approaches to sustainable resource management, and environmentally responsible practices.

During the academic visit, the participants exchanged professional experience with international partners, discussed current educational practices, and explored opportunities for integrating circular economy and sustainability principles into educational components and the training of future specialists.

�۶���Ƶ’s participation in the PubCirEco international project contributes to the development of international academic cooperation, expands professional networks, and supports the introduction of modern European approaches to sustainable development into the �۶���Ƶ’s educational activities.

Before the main part of the meeting, �۶���Ƶ Rector Ihor Ruban and the team of Vice-Rectors presented the �۶���Ƶ’s scientific achievements, current areas of research, and the results of the work of the �۶���Ƶ academic community.

The meeting continued in �۶���Ƶ’s modern safe educational space. Oleh Sharov presented awards of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine to leading �۶���Ƶ researchers, recognizing their professional contribution to the development of education and science.

The central part of the event was Oleh Sharov’s presentation entitled “Higher Education in Ukraine: Strategic Changes in Wartime.” During his presentation, he outlined the current priorities of state policy in higher education, the key changes and challenges facing Ukrainian universities today, and further directions for reforming the higher education system under wartime conditions.

The meeting was attended by members of the �۶���Ƶ Rectorate, faculty deans, heads of departments, academic staff, and representatives of the �۶���Ƶ’s student self-government. The format provided an opportunity to discuss issues of particular importance to the �۶���Ƶ community directly with a representative of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.

The event concluded with an open discussion. Oleh Sharov answered questions from �۶���Ƶ lecturers and students concerning the current state and future development of higher education, the implementation of educational policy, and the ongoing transformation of Ukraine’s higher education system.

The working visit provided an important opportunity for direct professional dialogue between the �۶���Ƶ community and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine on the strategic development of Ukrainian higher education.

The participants enjoyed a varied programme of interactive activities, including Mafia, debates, quizzes, the “Action or Lie” game, and other team activities. Students also had an opportunity to explore the hub, browse its collection of books, communicate with one another, and simply spend time together in a friendly atmosphere.

The visit brought plenty of positive emotions, new impressions, and opportunities for informal communication. Such events help students get to know each other better, develop communication skills, exchange ideas, and discover new youth spaces in Kharkiv.

Student life at �۶���Ƶ goes far beyond the classroom. Joint visits, meetings, and activities create opportunities for strengthening the student community, making new connections, and developing youth initiatives.

We sincerely thank the Litera Youth Hub for its hospitality, warm atmosphere, and wonderful welcome!

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 �۶���Ƶ 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 – �۶���Ƶ” 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 “�۶���Ƶ — �۶���Ƶ of Successful and Self-Sufficient People!”, and raise interest among prospective students in the �۶���Ƶ’s bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.

The �۶���Ƶ delegation included Vice-Rector for Scientific and Pedagogical Work, Professor Larysa Karpova; Vice-Rector for Scientific and Pedagogical Work, Professor Anastasiia Chupryna; Head of the Department of Software Engineering, Professor Kyrylo Smeliakov; Associate Professor of the Department of Electronic Computers Vitalii Martovytskyi; and Associate Professor of the Department of Electronic Computers Nataliia Bolohova.

The delegation presented the �۶���Ƶ’s achievements on the international stage and contributed to the programme with a series of presentations. Anastasiia Chupryna delivered an official welcome address on behalf of �۶���Ƶ, expressing gratitude to Germany and other European Union countries for their solidarity and support for Ukraine during an extremely difficult period, as well as to TH Wildau for many years of fruitful cooperation.

Among the speakers at the event were Joachim Gauck, former President of the Federal Republic of Germany; Prof. Dr. Ulrike Tippe, President of TH Wildau; Frank Nerlich, Mayor of Wildau; Prof. Dr. Marcus Frohme; and Prof. Dr. Alina Nechyporenko.

A major outcome of the visit was the signing of an agreement establishing the Wildau–�۶���Ƶ Quantum IT Alliance (WiN Q-IT Alliance) between Kharkiv National �۶���Ƶ of Radio Electronics and the Technical �۶���Ƶ of Applied Sciences Wildau. This step opens a new chapter in the partnership and expands opportunities for cooperation in the field of quantum technologies.

The mission of the WiN Q-IT Alliance is to create a sustainable Ukrainian-German environment for the development of joint research, innovation, international projects, and academic-industry partnerships. The Alliance is designed to combine the scientific potential, expertise, and bold ideas of both universities to develop new technological solutions.

For �۶���Ƶ, this is a continuation of many years of cooperation and, at the same time, an ambitious step forward toward new research, broader international opportunities, and technologies that will shape the future.

Mental health is an important part of a person’s overall well-being. It determines the ability to maintain emotional balance, cope with life’s challenges, interact with others, and realize one’s potential. For this reason, the main purpose of the event was to create a space for emotional relief, creative self-expression, and support for students and �۶���Ƶ staff.

During the workshop, participants immersed themselves in the creative process, painting warm autumn-themed artworks with coffee-based paints. The aroma of coffee, the calm pace of the activity, and the welcoming atmosphere helped everyone relax, step away from everyday concerns, express their feelings through art, and create their own small masterpieces.

Such initiatives are an important part of building a friendly and supportive �۶���Ƶ environment in which attention is paid not only to education and professional development, but also to psychological comfort, inner balance, and the mental well-being of the �۶���Ƶ community.

The workshop became another opportunity to emphasize the importance of caring for mental health and finding time for rest, creativity, and mutual support.

This significant sporting achievement is the result of dedicated training, endurance, strong character, and determination to succeed. Andrii’s performance once again demonstrates that �۶���Ƶ students actively develop their talents beyond the academic environment and proudly represent the �۶���Ƶ in sports competitions.

We sincerely congratulate Andrii on his victory and wish him continued progress, strength, perseverance, and determination on the way to new sporting achievements.

A new challenge lies ahead. On October 16, 2026, the Ukrainian Cossack Duel Cup will take place in Rivne. We wish Andrii a successful performance, exciting bouts, new victories, and the opportunity to represent Kharkiv National �۶���Ƶ of Radio Electronics with distinction at the national level.

�۶���Ƶ is proud of students who successfully combine their studies with sports, develop their talents, and contribute to the achievements of the �۶���Ƶ community.

�۶���Ƶ Rector Ihor Ruban addressed the �۶���Ƶ community with words of congratulations. He thanked the lecturers and staff for their daily work, professionalism, dedication, and contribution to the development of Kharkiv National �۶���Ƶ of Radio Electronics.

The work of educators is especially important today. Lecturers, researchers, and �۶���Ƶ staff ensure the continuity of the educational process, advance research, support students, create new educational opportunities, and contribute to preserving and strengthening Ukraine’s intellectual potential.

A special concert programme was prepared for the guests. Contemporary performers, student groups, and children’s creative ensembles took part in the celebration. Musical and choreographic performances created a warm festive atmosphere and became a special gift for the �۶���Ƶ staff on the occasion of their professional holiday.

Education Workers’ Day is another opportunity to express gratitude to those who share knowledge and experience, develop scientific schools, shape the professional future of students, and contribute every day to the development of the �۶���Ƶ.

The exhibition presents paintings by Ukrainian artists of the twentieth century and contemporary authors. It is dedicated to the Day of Ukrainian Cossacks and the Day of Defenders of Ukraine and offers visitors an artistic perspective on Ukraine, its cultural heritage, historical memory, and beauty.

The opening ceremony was attended by �۶���Ƶ Rector Ihor Ruban; Ukrainian art collector, scientist, and Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Borys Grynyov and his wife Tetiana; and Maryna Konieva, curator of the Grynyov family collection.

The exhibition is presented in the �۶���Ƶ History Museum’s renovated exhibition hall, redesigned according to a project by �۶���Ƶ artist Yurii Vatkin. The renewed space provides a dedicated venue for artistic, cultural, historical, and educational events at �۶���Ƶ.

Alongside the “Of Cossack Lineage” exhibition, visitors can explore an ethnographic space featuring traditional Ukrainian embroidered shirts and historical household items. The exhibition space was created with the participation of the �۶���Ƶ Scientific Library, the “�۶���Ƶ without Limits” Accessibility Service, the �۶���Ƶ Student Club, and the �۶���Ƶ History Museum.

The exhibition brings Ukrainian cultural heritage into the �۶���Ƶ environment and introduces visitors to works that reflect the history, character, and artistic imagery of Ukraine.

The exhibition is open throughout October, Monday to Friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Guided tours are available for organized groups. Advance registration is required by phone: +380 97 442 87 46.