National University of Pharmacy

Kharkiv, Ukraine Public Website

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National University of Pharmacy is a public, specialized higher-education institution in Kharkiv, Ukraine, operating under the Ministry of Health. Founded in 1921 according to Ukraine’s official education registry, it provides bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral education centered on pharmacy and related health, laboratory, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical-production fields. Its current English name differs from the database name “National Pharmaceutical University.” The academic model combines scientific foundations with professional preparation, laboratory work, placements, and, in regulated pharmacy education, state qualification examinations. Students should assess the institution in the context of wartime conditions in Kharkiv: teaching formats, physical access to facilities, housing availability, and travel feasibility may change. Applicants should obtain written confirmation of the current delivery format and study location before accepting an offer or making payments.

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Key Highlights

Public higher-education institution overseen by Ukraine’s Ministry of Health
Founded in 1921 and legally located in Kharkiv
Specialized institutional focus on pharmacy and related health and pharmaceutical sciences
Listed with current higher-education licences in Ukraine’s official registry

Student Life & Environment

Official university materials show a student-support structure that includes student government, a Student Scientific Society, international-student administration, social-affairs services, sports and recreation functions, a dining complex, and student housing services. A 2025 organizational chart identifies six dormitories and a dedicated housing registration and placement service. This confirms an established accommodation system but does not establish room availability, current occupancy, safety arrangements, or 2026 prices. International students have access to a faculty administration and passport-and-visa registration office. The university says this office supports registration and immigration-related administration during study. Prospective international students should confirm which services can be completed remotely and whether in-person arrival in Kharkiv is currently required. Student activity is not limited to coursework: official university reporting documents participation in student government and the Student Scientific Society. However, the character of campus life may differ substantially from pre-war expectations. Applicants should ask about the current balance of online and in-person activity, access to sports or cultural facilities, dormitory shelter arrangements, curfews, emergency procedures, and support when teaching is interrupted.

Location & Surroundings

The university’s official legal address is 53 Hryhoriia Skovorody Street in Kharkiv. Academic departments are distributed across several Kharkiv addresses, including sites on Valentynivska, Kulikivska, and Zayikivska streets, so students should identify where their specific classes, laboratories, and services are delivered rather than assuming a single compact campus. Kharkiv is in eastern Ukraine, and location is a central decision factor in 2026. As of the latest cited UK government advice, Kharkiv falls within the parts of Ukraine for which it advises against all travel because of the war and continuing missile and drone threats. This warning may differ from advice issued by an applicant’s own government, but it demonstrates the seriousness and volatility of local conditions. Before enrolling, students should verify the current study location, whether remote participation is possible, how practical work is organized, and what shelter and interruption procedures apply. International students should also check current entry rules, consular assistance, insurance exclusions, and whether their home government’s travel guidance affects scholarships or sponsorship.

Costs & Career Outcomes

No official 2026/2027 tuition schedule was located, so applicants should obtain a dated fee quotation from the university before making a financial commitment. The latest accessible official international schedule was for 2024/2025 and is useful only as a historical reference: it listed annual fees in US-dollar equivalents, with different amounts by program, study language, and attendance mode. Those figures should not be treated as current in 2026. The database supplies no tuition or room-and-board amounts suitable for publication. Housing costs are also unresolved. University documents confirm six dormitories and a housing service, but the accessible price material was outdated and cannot support a current estimate. Students should request the 2026/2027 dormitory tariff, deposit and utility details, room availability, refund rules, and safety arrangements. A complete budget should also allow for insurance, immigration documentation where applicable, study materials, local transport, and possible travel or relocation caused by interruptions. Career preparation includes practical training within relevant curricula. The university maintains a department responsible for coordinating placements and supporting student employment and career development. Outcomes will vary by degree, language ability, licensing requirements, and destination country. International applicants planning to practise pharmacy elsewhere should verify professional recognition before enrolling; a Ukrainian degree does not by itself guarantee licensing in another jurisdiction.