Odesa State Environmental University
Одеський державний екологічний університет | |
| Established | 1932 |
|---|---|
| Rector | Sergiy Stepanenko[1] |
| Location | , 46°24′00″N 30°44′29″E / 46.3999°N 30.7415°E |
| Website | odeku |
  Location in Odesa Oblast  Odesa State Environmental University (Ukraine) | |
Odesa State Environmental University (Ukrainian: Одеський державний екологічний університет) is a university in Odesa, Ukraine.
History
The university was founded on May 1, 1932 in Kharkiv as the Kharkiv Institute of Hydrometeorological Engineering. In the beginning of World War II the institute was evacuated to Ashgabat until August 1944. On July 4, 1944, it was relocated from Ashgabat to Odesa and renamed the Odesa Hydrometeorological Institute (OHMI). In 2001, the Odesa Hydrometeorological Institute received a new name - Odesa State Environmental University.[2]
Education at the school
Institutes and faculties
- Hydrometeorological Institute;
- Faculty of Ecology and Economics;
- Faculty of Conservation;
- Faculty of Computer Science;
- Faculty of Master's and Postgraduate Studies;
- Correspondence department.
Colleges
- Odesa College of Computer Technology (formerly Odesa Machine Building College);
- Kharkiv Hydrometeorological College;
- Kherson Hydrometeorological College.
Other
- Preparatory department;
- Center for Postgraduate Education;
- Center of Master's Training at the Naval Hydrophysical Institute of the National Academy of National Affairs of Ukraine;
- Department of Military Training (Ministry of Defence).
Since 1993, the university has had a three-stage system of training specialists.
Graduates
The University has produced more than 30,000 certified specialists.[citation needed] Since 1953, the university has been training foreign nationals; 1,600 engineers, researchers, and trainees. More than 200 personnel officers who are graduates of the university serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Notable alumni
References
- ^ "Odessa State Environmental University". Archived from the original (DOC) on June 11, 2022. Retrieved December 22, 2023.
- ^ "History Institute" (in Ukrainian). Archived from the original on March 6, 2016. Retrieved December 22, 2023.
