Kharkiv National University of Radio and Electronics (KHNURE) is one of the oldest schools in Ukraine.

Today the University is a house for over 12 thousand students majoring in 34 specialties. The school is successful in growing its academia and has a postgraduate program of 240 studentships. Every year about 40 researchers in 28 specialties have their theses passed and attain their Doctorates.

The school has a university-wide computer network and a functional center for distance learning. The other facilities include: an electronic library, a student television center, a laboratory of satellite television (the only one in Ukraine), laboratories of the electronic office technologies, information security, consumer electronics, microprocessor devices, bank technologies and others. The University pioneered the distance education in Ukraine. The International Astronomical Union has named three minor planets "KHNURE", "Kashcheyev" and "Voloshchuk" in recognition of KHNURE and its professors.

The University partners actively with schools in Great Britain, Finland, France, Germany, the United States and other countries.