Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics (NURE) was founded in 1930 and has survived various historical events. The university's mission is to equip the younger generations with cutting-edge knowledge and to develop science and technology in Ukraine. Over its 90-year history, the university has trained about 85,000 specialists. It is a dynamically developing university that has great scientific, technical and educational potential in the fields of radio electronics, information technology, telecommunications and computer technology.
Every year, NURE recruits more than 8,000 students including 1,000 international students from 50 countries. The university employs about 100 professors and 450 associate professors.
NURE aims to balance research and education, encouraging open thinking and adherence to the principles of multiculturalism and tolerance. The NURE diploma is recognised in Europe, the Middle East and across Africa.
