EU-GUARD AI launch at NURE (15.10.2026, online)
On 15 October 2026, Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics (NURE) held an online presentation of EU-GUARD AI, project No. 101322008. The event formed part of Cybersecurity Month at the NURE Faculty of Cybersecurity and introduced participants to the aims and learning opportunities of this Jean Monnet Module under the European Union’s Erasmus+ Programme.
The V. V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering at NURE organised the event with the participation of a representative of the National Erasmus+ Office – Ukraine.
The presentation brought together more than 45 participants from 15 Ukrainian higher education institutions.
Ihor RUBAN, Rector of NURE, opened the event. Petro KRAINIK, Project Manager responsible for Jean Monnet Actions in Higher Education at the National Erasmus+ Office – Ukraine, welcomed the team on the launch of the project. Maryna YEVDOKYMENKO, Project Coordinator, Doctor of Engineering Sciences and Professor at NURE, presented the project’s aims, work plan and opportunities to take part in educational activities.
In his speech, Petro KRAINIK touched on topics such as: fulfilling the grant agreement, management and reporting, security issues; key documents for implementing the project in Ukraine, working with target groups under martial law in Ukraine, visibility and dissemination of the results.
Participants learned about three planned courses covering risk-based AI governance in the EU, data governance and fundamental rights, and the cybersecurity and digital resilience of AI systems. The project team also includes Oleksandr LEMESHKO, Oleksandra YEREMENKO, Oleksandr ADAMOV and Liliia OLEKSIUK.
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Information about the project
NURE coordinates the module “EU AI Governance and Digital Resilience: Regulation, Data Protection and Cybersecurity in Ukraine” (2026–2029), co-funded by the European Union. It is the fourth Jean Monnet project at the V. V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering. The module brings European approaches to AI governance, data protection and digital resilience into technical higher education in Ukraine. The team will publish an open analytical guide, deliver three 40-hour courses each year, and organise three workshops and a roundtable for representatives of academia, government and business. The project aims to reach at least 360 students over three years.
Contact — Maryna Yevdokymenko · [email protected] · Official project page