From 1 November 2024, a portal for candidates for state-funded training https://osvita.np.gov.ua has been opened, where you can already submit an application form for studying at Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs.
Representatives of Kharkiv University of Internal Affairs met with applicants for higher education of the second (master's) level of the ERI No. 1, specialising in Law, who are undergoing an internship at Kamianets-Podilskyi District Department of the MDNP in Khmelnytskyi Oblast.
The university continues to hold weekly events aimed at socialising and rehabilitating the military. The senior lecturer of the Department of Special Physical Training of the ERI №2 Ihor Ostrovskyi held a regular lesson with the combatant Serhii Vasyliev. This time, the coach focused on rehabilitation swimming.
This was the topic of an online meeting of the scientific club of the Department of Legal Support of Entrepreneurial Activity and Financial Security of the ERI No. 5, which was attended by club members and professors of the department Yulia Kyrychenko and Daria Korobtsova.
With the assistance of Tetiana Pylaieva, Head of the Education Department of Slobidskyi District Administration of Kharkiv City Council, the staff of the Preparatory Department of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs met with senior pupils of general secondary education institutions of Slobidskyi District of Kharkiv.
We invite everyone to join the online event organised by the Council of Europe's HELP Programme (Human Rights Education for Lawyers) on the topic ‘HELP in University Education’.
As part of the annual All-Ukrainian action ‘16 Days Against Violence’, Pavlo Chervonyi, Associate Professor of the Department of Psychology, Sociology and Pedagogy, and Yevhen Ratoshniuk, a 3rd year cadet of the Educational and Research Institute №3, together with Anastasiia Hurin, an inspector of the Educational Security Service, held an educational talk with students of Vinnytsia region.
The cadets of the ERI No. 2 practiced the technique of movement of small tactical groups when approaching a building, ways to block it, as well as rooms and streets, identified danger indicators during an internal inspection of a building and the procedure for moving around with lighting. The training was conducted using airsoft equipment, light, noise and smoke grenades.
Nataliia Horbach, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Language Training of KhNUIA, took part in the international online webinar ‘Academic English has a past and a present - but what is its future?’, where the participants discussed the most relevant trend in teaching English - English for Academic Purposes (EAP).
As part of the non-formal and informal education programme, students of the ERI No. 4 completed training aimed at raising awareness of the risks of human trafficking, methods of manipulation by perpetrators and ways to avoid danger. This course is an important tool in raising awareness of modern forms of exploitation and ways to protect against human trafficking in society.