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The 2019 pandemic has made a difference in educational environments around the world – universities everywhere are introducing online courses and distance learning. In the spring semester, NU switched to distance learning using Moodle’s BigBlueButton, Zoom, Qualtrics, PowerPoint, electronic journals, e-books, textbooks, and other resources of the Innovation Training Center.

Investment in Knowledge Pays the Best Interest, Benjamin Franklin once said. Are Industry conferences and corporate executive education interventions effective? Is there any value of meetings and events in terms of being applied to benefit the organization? And to what extent?Professor DiVanna teaches courses in Finance and Banking at NU Graduate School of Business, and also in Cambridge University.

This year NU is celebrating its first major anniversary: ​​10-year jubilee!It’s a great opportunity to look back on the goals achieved, missions completed, explore new possibilities and plan future steps to take. What are the main outcomes after these 10 years? – questions many people pose right now.

This spring, for the first time in the history of NU, several doctoral students of the University defended their theses in a new online mode. One of those who successfully defended his scientific work was Talgat Manglayev, a student of the PhD program in Science, Engineering and Technology at the School of Engineering and Digital Sciences.

Our next guest is Leila Tlebaldiyeva, who completed her doctoral studies in Science, Engineering and Technology at the NU School of Engineering and Digital Sciences. She successfully defended her doctoral thesis in April this year.

This year marks one decade since the establishment of NU – an initiative of the First President of Kazakhstan N. Nazarbayev.

Despite the state of emergency and the introduction of quarantine, the NU community continues to be active in both research and public outreach. But now, we have transitioned to working online.