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Vice Minister explores Auezov University’s research potential
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Following the festive ceremony Gulzat Kobenova, Vice Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, visited Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University, where she familiarised herself with the organisation of the educational process, research activities and key areas of international cooperation.
The Vice Minister first explored the capabilities of the Higher School of Computer Engineering and Energy in training specialists in electric power engineering. She was shown the potential of the university’s teaching and laboratory facilities, as well as the use of equipment acquired through the international Erasmus+ and KazDual projects in practical classes.
During a meeting with students participants discussed the quality of higher education, the importance of scientific research and the role of technical specialities in the national economy. Gulzat Kobenova noted that young people can continue their studies at their own university after completing a bachelor’s degree by pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree, while also combining research with professional work. She emphasised the importance of developing in-depth expertise in their chosen fields and continuously improving their professional qualifications.
The Vice Minister also attended lectures delivered by international experts as part of the joint educational programme with Arizona State University. Discussions with international partners focused on enhancing educational content, introducing advanced academic practices and broadening students professional horizons.
At the conclusion of her visit Gulzat Kobenova gave a positive assessment of the university’s material and technical facilities and its educational activities. Training highly qualified engineers, strengthening links between science and industry and developing international academic partnerships remain key priorities for the university. The consistent implementation of these objectives will help strengthen the region’s human resource capacity and contribute to the country’s technological development.
The Vice Minister first explored the capabilities of the Higher School of Computer Engineering and Energy in training specialists in electric power engineering. She was shown the potential of the university’s teaching and laboratory facilities, as well as the use of equipment acquired through the international Erasmus+ and KazDual projects in practical classes.
During a meeting with students participants discussed the quality of higher education, the importance of scientific research and the role of technical specialities in the national economy. Gulzat Kobenova noted that young people can continue their studies at their own university after completing a bachelor’s degree by pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree, while also combining research with professional work. She emphasised the importance of developing in-depth expertise in their chosen fields and continuously improving their professional qualifications.
The Vice Minister also attended lectures delivered by international experts as part of the joint educational programme with Arizona State University. Discussions with international partners focused on enhancing educational content, introducing advanced academic practices and broadening students professional horizons.
At the conclusion of her visit Gulzat Kobenova gave a positive assessment of the university’s material and technical facilities and its educational activities. Training highly qualified engineers, strengthening links between science and industry and developing international academic partnerships remain key priorities for the university. The consistent implementation of these objectives will help strengthen the region’s human resource capacity and contribute to the country’s technological development.
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