Approximately on 1 November 2025, the portal osvita.np.gov.ua will begin operating, where all those wishing to enrol at Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs can submit an application form to study at a higher education institution with specific training conditions that trains police officers.
Representatives of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs are actively conducting career guidance work among young people from different regions of Ukraine. The university's career guidance organization department visited the city of Kalynivka, and an educational career guidance event was also held in the city of Sumy.
On the initiative of the Rector of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, Police General of the third rank Valerii SOKURENKO, and colonel Dmytro Vlasenko, optional French language classes have been launched at the university.
A training on emergency communications for academic staff was held at Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs. The event was conducted by employees of the Strategic Communications Department of the PSU-2 program (phase 2 of the Partnership for a Strong Ukraine program).
The Ukrainian championship in sitting volleyball among athletes with musculoskeletal disorders was held in Poltava region. Teams from nine regions of Ukraine took part in the competition. Vinnytsia region national team included employees of KhNUIA.
Scientific and pedagogical staff of the Department of Tactical and Special Training, together with a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a combat paramedic, conducted a practical lesson on practicing the "M.A.R.C.H." algorithm for students of the ERI No. 1.
A practical class in freestyle wrestling was held for second-year cadets of the Educational and Research Institute No. 1, which was conducted by representatives of the Department of Special Physical Training of the ERI No. 2 together with Honored Coach of Ukraine Dmytro PASENKO
Tetiana TRYHUB, a specialist in the analytical work and management organization department, and Yevhenii SAVCHENKO, a specialist in the social and humanitarian work department, took part in sessions organized by the Council of Europe Office within the framework of the Project "Rights of Veterans and Personnel of the Armed Forces in Ukraine".
Cadets of the Educational and Research Institute No. 2 of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs continue the tradition of good deeds - they once again joined the donor campaign and donated blood at Vinnytsia Regional Blood Service Center.
A two-day training for law enforcement officers on professional security and its impact on HIV-related services for people who use drugs has been completed in Vinnytsia. The event was organized by KhNUIA together with a partner - the Program Office in Ukraine of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
