A regular meeting of the scientific circle of the Department of Cyber Security and DATA-Technologies of the Faculty No. 6 was held, which was devoted to summarizing the work of the scientific circle for the 2021-2022 academic year and determining the nearest goals for the next six months. Volodymyr Tulupov, Head of the scientific circle, Associate Professor of the Department, opened the meeting.

An online class on the topic "Intelligence Led Policing. Information component" was held for applicants for higher education and representatives of scientific and pedagogical staff of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs. The speaker of the event was Bohdan Denysenko, Expert on Specialized Law Enforcement Agencies of the European Union Advisory Mission.

During the monitoring of the Internet in the Instagram application, on the private page of the 3rd-year cadet of the Faculty No. 2 of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs of the Private Police Roman Ruslanovych Uliantsev, a photo of him was discovered, in which he publicly and deliberately used elements of clothing with a separate image of the Latin letter "Z ” and in communication with his group mates stated that this was his conscious choice and civic position.

The management of the Faculty No. 6 of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs held a regular online meeting with future applicants who expressed a desire to enter the faculty at the expense of individuals and legal entities.

Representatives of the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology of the Faculty No. 3 of KhNUIA Olena Fedorenko, Nataliia Miloradova, Viktoriia Dotsenko and Olena Makarova completed training on the trauma_ua online platform in two modules - "Basic course of crisis self-help and helping others" and "Reducing the impact of a traumatic event on the quality of life" and received certificates from the Israel Trauma Coalition (ITS – Israel Trauma Coalition).

In June 2022, the U-Multirank rating agency published the 9th annual ranking of universities (U-Multirank 2022), which included more than 1,900 higher education institutions from 97 countries. The study presents 93 higher education institutions of Ukraine, including 2 systems of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.

Helping cancer patients means giving them hope! And everyone needs hope in times of war. At the initiative of the Rector of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs Valery Sokurenko, with the direct assistance of Oleksii Serdiuk, Head of the Research Laboratory for Psychological Support of Law Enforcement, Iryna Shcherbakova, Head of the Public Relations Department, Mykola Pakhnin, Head of the Center for Ukrainian-Polish Development and Victor Vasylenko, Dean of the faculty №5 and Oleg Sidorenko, emergency neurosurgeon of the 1st Neurosurgical Department of the City Clinical Hospital of Ambulance and Emergency Care the medical equipment (drip infusion machines and orthotics) was transferred to the Oncology center and the Trauma department of one of the hospitals in Kharkiv. 

An online meeting of the management of the Faculty No. 2 with future applicants and their parents was held on the ZOOM platform regarding the features of admission and study at Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs in 2022.

With the participation of Oleksii Serdiuk, Head of the Research Laboratory on Psychological Support of Law Enforcement Activity of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, a meeting of the working group of the European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) in Ukraine on psychological support of law enforcement activity was held.

Olha Kostenko, a 2nd-year student of Sumy branch of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, majoring in Law Enforcement, has been a member of the First Sumy Humanitarian Headquarters team since March 2022, which has been operating in the city since the beginning of the war.