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Харківський національний університет імені В. Н. Каразіна

V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University

UNEVOC Centre since 2026


Website
https://karazin.ua/en/

Country

Ukraine

Kharkiv


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The UNESCO-UNEVOC Centre at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University connects university expertise with the needs of technical and vocational education and training (TVET). With a university-wide mandate, it builds on engineering and pedagogical expertise to advance teacher development, educational innovation and international cooperation. Its work combines micro-credentials, digital learning and practical training with TVET providers. Areas of expertise include immersive technologies, entrepreneurship and inclusive education, supported by facilities for VR/AR, digital fabrication and multimedia production.

International projects provide opportunities to develop, test and share approaches across institutions and countries. Based in Kharkiv, the Centre brings experience of sustaining education during war and adapting learning to disruption. It connects this experience with Ukraine’s recovery and the changing skills needs of learners, educators and employers. Within the UNEVOC Network, the Centre offers expertise, partnerships for joint pilots and peer learning focused on resilient, inclusive and future-oriented TVET.


UNEVOC Centre Coordinator
Roman Nesterenko
Deputy Head of the International Relations Office; Lecturer, Department of Economics and Management, School of Economics

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Head of UNEVOC Centre
Professor Maryna Vasylieva
Deputy Director, ERI “Ukrainian Engineering and Pedagogical Academy”;
Professor, Department of Innovative Pedagogy, Educational Transformations and Leadership, ERI “Teachers’ Academy”






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