On 22 November 2024, at 10.00, Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs will host the XIII International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Modern Problems of Legal, Economic and Social Development of the State’ dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs as a university.

Nataliia Kobylko, Associate Professor of the Department of Humanities and Ukrainian Studies, Candidate of Philological Sciences, introduced the first-year students studying Psychology to the history of the educational institution, which dates back to 1917.

Oksana Bortnik, Associate Professor of the Department of Civil, Labour and Commercial Law of the ERI №1 of KhNUIA, met with the high school students. She spoke about the benefits of studying at the university and introduced students to opportunities for professional growth in the field of law.

Vitalii Kavkalo, Head of the Human Rights Sector of Kamianets-Podilskyi District Department of the National Police in Khmelnytskyi Region, and Yevhenii Zozulia, a lecturer at the Department of Criminalistics and Forensic Science, conducted a class on Criminalistics for the students of the ERI No. 1.

Each woven net is essential at the frontline to make both military equipment and dugouts invisible. The 2nd year cadets of the ERI No. 3, together with volunteers, make camouflage nets for the defenders of Ukraine in their free time to keep them safe and save their lives.

In March 2025, the University of Tokyo will hold an International Conference on Human Rights in a mixed format. All those wishing to participate in it should submit abstracts in the following areas by 30 November 2024: gender equality, censorship and the right to expression, climate change and humanitarian action, business and human rights.

Inna Savina, a specialist of the Department of International Cooperation of KhNUIA, joined an online seminar organised by the National Contact Point of the Horizon Europe Programme (NCP), which operates on the basis of the Centre for Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer Research of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

The intercultural exchange united the student youth of the two countries and provided an opportunity to expand and strengthen friendly ties, deepen and further develop relations between Ukraine and Lithuania. The event included visits to a number of Ukrainian cities.

On this topic, Anastasia Solokha, chief lawyer of Sumy Legal Aid Bureau No. 1, together with Yulia Samoilova, professor of the Department of Humanities at Sumy Branch of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, held a binary class for master's students in the discipline ‘Foreign Language for Professional Purposes’.

The cadet and student self-government of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs competed in a team battle with representatives of higher education institutions in Vinnytsia region, organised by the Youth Policy Department of Vinnytsia City Council in cooperation with Vinnytsia Youth Council on the occasion of Student Day.