Andrii Khankevych, Professor of the Department of Operational and Investigative Activities and Crime Solving, and cadets of the Faculty № 2 Daria Kochkarova, Kristina Ochenash, Ruslan Proshkin, Andrii Rohozhkin, Anastasiia Khmura, Olena Vakhnytska took part in a regular working meeting with Valerii Temriienko, Head of the Criminal Analysis Department of Vinnytsia Region National Police.

The management of the Faculty No. 6 of KhNUIA organized a regular career guidance meeting with future applicants who have expressed a desire to enter the faculty at the expense of individuals and legal entities.

Faculty No. 1 (Investigations) provides full-time training for investigators and coroners for the pre-trial investigation bodies of the National Police of Ukraine for the bachelor's degree in Law and Law Enforcement.

The Faculty No. 2 (Criminal Police) provides full-time bachelor's training in the specialties "Law", "Law Enforcement", "Accounting and Taxation"

The Faculty No. 3 (Preventive Activities) trains bachelors and masters in full-time education in the specialties "Law Enforcement" and "Psychology".

Faculty No. 4 (Cyber Police) provides full-time bachelor's training in the following specialties: "Law, Law Enforcement, and Cybersecurity. This is the only faculty in the system of departmental higher education institutions of Ukraine that trains specialists for cyber police units of the National Police of Ukraine.

The topic of discussion was issues related to the 2023 admission campaign. Thousands of Ukrainian schoolchildren are choosing their future profession today, so this issue is extremely relevant and not only for them. Among those who are defending our land from Russian invaders today are many young people who also want to get a quality higher education. Valerii Sokurenko answered these and other questions in his interview, which can be viewed at the link

The 1st year cadets of the Faculty № 4 of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs under the guidance of Diana Kirika, Associate Professor of the Department of Police Activity and Public Administration, took part in a roundtable discussion on "Involvement of communities and local governments in responding to and preventing sexual violence in the context of the full-scale armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine".

Kateryna Horbunova, a lecturer at the Department of Criminal Procedure and Organization of Pre-trial Investigation of the Faculty No. 1 of KhNUIA, together with Volodymyr Cherepakhyn, a judge of Kamianets-Podilskyi City District Court of Khmelnytskyi Region, conducted a binary lesson for cadets of the Faculty No. 1 on the topic "Trial".

Mariia Kolbas, a first-year student of Sumy Branch of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, took part in the photo contest "Vyshyvanka is my genetic code". The event was organized by the Youth Policy Department of Sumy City Council and was held on the Telegram channel through online voting.