The best contestants were awarded by the head of the Shevchenkivskyi district administration, Volodymyr Kotkovsky, and the director of the Department for Family, Youth and Sports of the Kharkiv City Council, Oleksandr Vlasenko. The competition is held annually to stimulate the creative and professional activity of young Kharkiv residents.

A student of the group CaRS-25-1, Nienova Daryna, became the laureate of the competition in the nomination “Students of higher education institutions”! 

Being among the best students in the city at such a time is not just success, it is proof of indomitability, intelligence, and hard work!

Darynko, we sincerely congratulate you on this cool award! We wish that this diploma will be just the beginning of a great journey of your professional victories. May your inspiration never fade, and new ambitious projects await you ahead! We are proud! 

Thank you for the invitation! We hope to come next year! We wish everyone success and peaceful skies!

The visit took place as part of the project “The Pivotal Role of Public Administration Specialists in Implementing the Circular Economy: Fostering Circular Economy Thinking in Higher Education Institutions.” Its goal was to enhance participants’ professional competencies, exchange experiences, and introduce modern educational approaches in the field of sustainable development.

The training program included intensive training sessions, lectures, and practical workshops on digital entrepreneurship, the circular economy, business model development, and presentation skills. Particular attention was paid to project-based learning and the integration of sustainable development principles into the educational process.

Participants also took part in a partner meeting, visited educational and innovation sites in Graz, and engaged in intercultural exchange.

Participation in the visit contributed to the development of international cooperation and the implementation of resource efficiency and circular economy principles in higher education institutions.

No less exciting was the interactive “Space Battle on a Laser Machine”, conducted by Assoc. Prof. Nikitin D.O. Participants had the opportunity to try themselves as laser engraver operators: using G-codes, they had to “knock down” as many “spaceship” chips as possible. This format combined training, technical creativity and real team excitement. The participation of the CITARSE department in the Open Day once again confirmed its desire to combine modern education, innovative technologies and practical training of students. The event left a vivid impression on schoolchildren and their parents and helped future entrants take another step towards choosing their profession.

As part of the visit, representatives of the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics visited the Pivdennoukrainsk NPP, where they got acquainted with the features of the functioning of a modern energy facility and held a working meeting with the management of the enterprise. The issues of training highly qualified personnel for the energy industry, as well as the prospects for further cooperation between the university and the enterprise, were discussed.

Particular attention was paid to career guidance work with youth. The teachers held meetings with students of grades 10-11 of six educational institutions of the city (five secondary schools and a vocational college). During the presentations, the educational opportunities of NURE, modern areas of training in the specialty G7 Automation, computer-integrated technologies and robotics, as well as the employment prospects of graduates were presented in detail.

The final stage of the event was an evening meeting with the parents of future applicants, during which the conditions of admission, the features of the educational process and opportunities for professional development of students were discussed.

Participation in such events contributes to strengthening ties between education and industry, and also increases the interest of young people in obtaining engineering specialties, which are critically important for the development of the energy sector of Ukraine.

The event brought together around 65 participants, including students, PhD candidates, researchers, academics, and business representatives.

Discussions focused on key aspects of the circular economy, such as innovative business models, circular strategies, and collaboration practices.

Speakers from Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics shared their expertise and research insights.

A strong emphasis was placed on the role of education and STEAM approaches in driving sustainable transformation.

Participants also highlighted the importance of cross-sector partnerships and interdisciplinary cooperation.

The webinar concluded with an interactive exchange of ideas, reinforcing the value of collaboration in building a circular future.

The event is held within the framework of the international project “The crucial role of public administration professionals in the implementation of the circular economy: shaping circular economy thinking in higher education institutions” (PubCirEco) with financial support from the European Union.

Project duration: 01.11.2024 – 31.10.2027

EU funding program: ERASMUS-EDU-2024-CBHE

The language of the event is English

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As part of the Hackathon, participants worked in teams on practical cases that model real production situations, with the involvement of mentoring support from specialists from the partner company and NURE.

According to the results of the competition, a student of the ACTACIT-23-2 group of the ACITS faculty, Bohdan Karpovych, became one of the two winners of the Hackathon, which is a confirmation of the high level of his professional training and engineering potential. The winners of the Hackathon will receive a monthly scholarship of UAH 5,000 from S-Engineering for six months.

Participation and victory in such events confirm the high level of training of students of the AKITS faculty and their readiness for the real challenges of modern industry.