Kharkiv National University of Radioelectronics

Logo NURE

Emblem of the Kharkov Geodetic Institute

The history of NURE begins in 1930 when Kharkiv Engineering-Building Institute (KEBI) was founded on the basis of building faculty of Kharkiv Polytechnical Institute and architectural faculty of Kharkiv Art Institute. In 1934 Kharkiv Geodetic Institute and Scientific Research Institute of Geodesy and Cartography entered the structure of the institute. In 10 years KEBI became the largest higher education institution of Ukraine numbering 1734 students, 200 teachers and 4 faculties: Architectural, Building, Sanitary and Geodetic.

In 1966 KIMBAC was given a name of Kharkiv Institute of Radio Electronics (KIRE) Soon after the declaration of independence of Ukraine KIRE got the status of University and became Kharkiv Technical University of Radio Electronics (KTURE) in 1993.

In 2001 the status of the University was advanced to the National University.

NURE consists of 7 faculties and 34 departments:

• Faculty of Computer Sciences (CS)
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI)[1]
  • Information Control Systems (ICS)[2]
  • Systems Engineering (SE)[3]
  • Software Software[4]
  • Media Systems and Technologies[5]

• Faculty of Computer Engineering and Control (CEC)
  • Electronic Computers (EC)[6]
  • Сomputer intelligent technologies and systems (CITS)[7]
  • Computer Aided Design of Computers (CDA)[8]
  • Information Technologies Security (ITS)[9]
  • Philosophy[10]
  • Ukrainian Studies[11]

• Faculty of Information and Analytical Technologies and Management (ITM)
  • Applied Mathematics[12]
  • Informatics
  • Economic Сybernetics and Management of Economic Security[13]
  • Higher Mathematics[14]
  • Social Informatics[15]
  • Natural Sciences[16]

• Faculty of Information Radio Technologies and Technical Information Security (IRTIS)
  • Computer Radio Engineering and Technical Information Security Systems (CRETISS)[17]
  • Radiotechnologies Information and Communication Systems (RICS)[18]
  • Media Engineering and Information Radio Electronic Systems (MEIRES)[19]
  • Microprocessor Technologies and Systems (MTS)[20]
  • Foreign Languages[21]

• Іnfocommunications (IC)
  • V.V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering (ICE)[22]
  • Information and Network Engineering (INE)[23]
  • Metrology and Technical Expertise (MTE)[24]
  • Language Training[25]

• Faculty of Automation and Computer Technologies (ACT)
  • Design and Operation of Electronic Devices (DOED)[26]
  • Computer-Integrated Technologies, Automation and Mechatronics (CITAM)[27]
  • Physics[28]
  • Occupational Safety[29]

• Faculty of Electronic and Biomedical Engineering (ELBE)
  • Microelectronics, Electronic Devices and Appliances (MEDA)[30]
  • Physical Foundations of Electronic Engineering (PFEE)[31]
  • Biomedical Engineering (BME) [32]
  • Department of Physical Education and Sports (PTS)[33]

The University ranks first among technical universities of Ukraine by the results of the rankings made by the Ministry of Education and Science, Youth and Sport of Ukraine (according to “Education of Ukraine” №26 (1295) of 25 June 2012 and the website http://euroosvita.net ).

13th place among the Ukraine institutions according to Scimago IR in 2018. [34]

In QS Еmerging Europe and central Asia University Rankings 2020 NURE was ranked 241-250.[35]

In Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021 NURE ranked in the group 801-1000. [36]

In January 2020 the University ranked 9th in the Ranking Web of Universities. [37]

In the Top-200 NURE ranked 9 among higher educational institutions of Ukraine.

In uniRank 2020 University Ranking NURE placed 38th of 171 recognized Ukrainian higher-education institutions. [38]

In Nature Index in 2018 NURE ranked 8th among 13 Ukrainian universities. [39]

Strong cooperation within TEMPUS, Horizon 2020, INTAS, INCO-Copernicus, EU Joint- and Double-Degree Master programs, etc. allowed NURE to become one of the first HEIs in Ukraine which introduced the Bologna principles and ECTS to its practices. University aims to integration of in the international, particularly European scientific and educational space, to the creation of the operational development of the information and communications field as a modern mechanism of international activities. NURE widely develop international contacts through cooperation with universities in other countries and foreign companies. A large number of faculty, staff, graduate students go abroad to participate in academic conferences, research and internships, as well as accept foreign specialists at university. Almost all of the departments have memorandums and agreements on cooperation with foreign companies.

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