Kharkov National Automobile and Highway University

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The students of Kharkov National Automobile and Highway University are taught full time and by correspondence and may take the externship course at such faculties as automobile, road-construction, mechanical, business and management, transportation systems, mechatronics, correspondence and retraining.
Practical training of students is also realized in unique university laboratories, such ...as the laboratory of race cars, the laboratory of distance learning which is the part of the Centre of New Information Technologies. There are mobile laboratories for monitoring the technical state of ATS and the quality of road surfaces and others. The Exhibition Center of KhNAHU is established as a mechanism of marketing activity of the university that displays major scientific and academic achievements of all departments of the University.
All the courses are provided in Russian or Ukrainian. Two courses are given in English - Economy of Enterprise and Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies.
The applicants are enrolled according to the results of interview.International applicants are supposed to take a test in Russian language or take a course of Russian at the Preparatory Faculty.
At the Preparatory Faculty foreign students learn Russian and other subjects (Maths, Physics, Biology etc.) for 10 months. The best conditions are provided to ensure a high quality of language teaching:

• Well equipped classrooms for groups of 8-10.
• Computer programmes for training and testing.
• Modern textbooks and workbooks for individual study.
• Comfortable halls of residence, located in the city centre not far from the University, with newly renovated double rooms, modern furniture and equipment, internet access and satellite TV.
• Recreational activities including tours, concerts, sport events, various concerts, competitions and parties.

The skilled and experienced teaching staff creates the atmosphere of professionalism combined with rigour standards and ensures a high level of education. Computer and Information Centre was created in 1977. Computing machines such as "ES" were the main technical basis during that period. Since 1985 machines such as "ES" have been replaced by personal computers.
At that time, Computer and Information Centre was involved into developing software and maintenance of the educational process, satellite television, creating and developing local network with the access to the Internet. It was also analyzing, testing and implementing the most promising technical means of training (TMT) on the basis of new types of projectors and computers. Today, 20 projectors are involved into the educational process that allows to meet the needs of departments while delivering lectures and defending diploma projects.
In 1995, an information LAN was created, Computer and Information Centre modernizes and expands it. To increase the bandwidth of the network the fiber-optic communication technology has been implemented in some buildings. The fiber-optic network has been laid on the campus and the Faculty of Mechatronics.
LAN and a server with a separate line with the access to the Internet has been created an the Faculty of Mechatronics.To improve the KhNAHU LAN in the building of the Faculty of Foreign Citizens Training there is a server room that supports internal and external communication channels and provides 24/7 access to the university web-resources, e-mail and educational portal.
Today the University is connected to the Internet channel of Ukrainian Scientific and Educational Network URAN and MaxNet network with the total bandwidth of 41 Mbit/s.1350 computers operate in the KhNAHU that are in the 50 computer rooms and all of them have access to the Internet.
Today, all types of work on students’ personal records, collecting statistical information, managing contingent movement etc. are automated. One of the main tasks of ACS-University is creation of automated means of managing the educational process. Implementation of Dekanat sub-system has made possible to perform a wide range of tasks related to supporting the educational process.Educational television studio works in the Computer and Information Centre, its stuff shoots and creates films, the latter of which is KhNAHU-2009.
The Department of Standardization and Metrology was founded in 1993 on the basis of the standardization office and the chief University metrologist office. The fund of the department regulatory documents (RD) has more than 5100 units and consists of the state standards of Ukraine (SSU), state building codes (SBC), international standards and standards of the former Soviet Union (GOST). In addition, the fund has a large number of industry standards in the automobile industry, standards of Ukraine harmonized with the standards of ISO, EN, IEC, the rules of UN/ECE etc. The department also receives periodicals, such as the "Standardization, Certification, Quality" magazine.
In 2001 the department took the first place and was awarded the diploma of the first degree among all Kharkiv metrological services of scientific and educational institutions. The department converted the regulatory documents into electronic form that has never been done in Ukraine before. To simplify the use of standards as reference material, the department is converting the standards onto electronic media. More than 200 standards have already been converted into electronic form. The department provides testing laboratories with advice in their certification or accreditation. It serves teaching staff, students, and, through technical cooperation, outside organizations and individuals (selection, review of regulative documentation, consultation on standardization, metrology and certification).