Facilities
The University is unique among other Kharkiv educational institutions, as it occupies the same campus that was initially given to it at its foundation in 1885 (the area was formerly called "Technological Garden", after the former name of the university).
Several campus buildings remain intact from the 19th century and may be considered historically significant as samples of past campus architecture:
- Main Administrative building
- Main Academic building
- Chemistry building
- Physics building
- Technical building
- Mathematical building
- Engineering building
In addition, these modern facilities were established during the Soviet era:
- Electrotechnical building (1929–30)
- Administrative and economic building
- 1st Educational (U-1) building (1977)
- 2nd Educational (U-2) building (1985)
- Computer building (former graduate-education building)
- Radio-electronic building
- Gigant (Giant) student dormitory (1926–30), located off-campus
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