On October 17, 2025, the Department of German Philology at the Faculty of Philology of the Admiral Makarov National University of Shipbuilding organized a roundtable discussion titled “Erasmus+ Days at NUOS: Years of Synergy – Results and Prospects,” held as part of the All-Ukrainian Days of the European #ErasmusDays2025 program. The event brought together faculty members, full-time and part-time students, as well as representatives of the academic community interested in international education […]

  On October 16, 2025, the V.O. Sukhomlynsky National University of Shipbuilding named after Admiral Makarov hosted the All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference with international participation titled “The Pedagogical Legacy of Vasyl Sukhomlynsky in the Context of Vocational Education: An Interdisciplinary Dimension.” It brought together prominent educators and scholars. The conference brought together educators, scholars, and students 🎓 from various parts of the world: Georgia 🇬🇪, […]

Our talented design students, led by Department Chair S.S. Koval and Senior Lecturer N.V. Danilchenko, took an exciting tour aboard the research vessel "Delta"! 🌊 It wasn’t just a tour, but a true immersion into the world of naval architecture and engineering! 🛠️ Future ship design specialists learned about: ⚓ The ship’s history and how maritime legends were born. 🏗️ The secrets […]

On October 15, 2025, a landmark meeting took place between design students from the National Academy of Arts and Design (NAAD) and renowned French artists from Bordeaux—architect, artist, and musician Jean-Marie François (Joffo) Dupontier and Charles Barrière. 🤝 These artists actively promote their artistic style and share their experience with Europeans. Ukrainians and Ukraine have particularly caught their attention with their “grand tragedy of life,” which, unfortunately, […]

On October 14, the NUK Veteran Development Center hosted a training session titled “First Psychological Aid,” led by Bohdana Pokotilo, a trainer and staff member of the international humanitarian organization DCI/NCI. During the training, participants learned the basics of providing first psychological aid—how to identify and recognize signs of an acute stress reaction, apply basic stabilization techniques, establish safe contact, and follow the algorithm […]

Dear students! Our partners, the NGO “Teach for Ukraine,” invite you to join the “StudMentor” mentoring program to support schoolchildren in frontline regions. What will you gain? 👨‍🏫 You’ll learn mentoring skills and gain experience in online teaching for children, complete with feedback. 🧠 Supervision and ongoing support from experienced teachers. 📜 The opportunity to complete an internship and receive an official certificate that counts as […]

The Kharkiv IT Cluster is launching a new season of the #StudLeadCommunity project. The initiative aims to develop, support, and promote student self-governance, as well as help students build soft skills. We invite representatives of student self-governance bodies to participate in the project’s first meeting—the Welcome Meetup “Your Start in Self-Governance.” 📅 October 23, 5:00 PM 🌍 Online 🔗 Registration is required During […]

Vladimir Smalievsky, Chair of the Student Council, attended a crucial introductory meeting at the Ukrainian-Danish Youth Center in Mykolaiv. The goal was ambitious: to discuss strategic prospects and opportunities for cooperation between the Center and the student government for the next two years—2025–2026! 🗓️ We are working to strengthen our university’s student organizations and initiatives as much as possible! 💪 The meeting was attended by: ⚡️Yuli […]

🤝On October 9, the Mykolaiv Region Social Dialogue Forum, titled “Together for the Future: Building an Inclusive and Sustainable Labor Market,” was held in Mykolaiv. The event brought together representatives from government, business, trade unions, international partners, and the Danish business community. During the forum, two tripartite Memoranda of Understanding were signed, aimed at developing partnerships between government, employers, and trade unions. 🎙️ The forum featured a speech by the chair of […]

On October 7, Lyudmila Matvienko, an associate professor in the Department of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Philosophy, led a tour of the Late Bronze Age settlement “Dykyi Sad” for first-year students. Students from groups 1141, 1151, 1281, 1111, 1321, 1361, 1651, 1241, and 1291 participated in the event. During the tour, students learned about the history of the settlement’s origins and development, had the opportunity to literally “touch” history, and familiarize themselves with […]