As part of the project "Cybersecurity of Ukraine's Critical Infrastructure," funded by USAID and implemented jointly with NURE, professors and students of the V.V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering have access to powerful educational resources and testing facilities provided by the Range Force Cyber Polygon. Many faculty members of the department, from assistants to the head of the department, have been trained and tested at the cyber polygon over the past 1.5 years and are implementing the knowledge and skills gained in the learning process when teaching disciplines and conducting internships with students enrolled in the department's educational programs.

Hundreds of our students have already improved their knowledge and skills through access to Range Force Cyber Polygon. Each student and faculty member has been certified as a result of successfully completing modules at Range Force, covering various aspects of information security, from basic cyber hygiene to cloud security. Certificates like these are a very valuable argument in the employment of our future graduates.