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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.
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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.

Scientists from NU and the UK have developed the first mobile application that uses a short questionnaire to determine the risk of celiac disease. Dr.

Scientists from NU and the UK have developed the first mobile application that uses a short questionnaire to determine the risk of celiac disease. Dr.

Scientists from NU and the UK have developed the first mobile application that uses a short questionnaire to determine the risk of celiac disease. Dr.

NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM – Kazinform International News Agency shares the article of Shigeo Katsu, President of NU, in which he looks back at the past of NU and what the future holds for NU as it approaches its 10th Birthday.
Within the framework of this 3-day event, the participants had the opportunity to learn about NU’s Master’s and Doctoral programs, how to apply, gain admission, student grant opportunities, about the available campus facilities and educational conditions of each program. Professors of NU held a series of lectures and master classes, and shared their discoveries in various fields such as artificial intelligence, medicine, oil engineering, business, education, economics, Eurasian Studies, and PSIR.

The book “A Primer on Policy Communication in Kazakhstan” is written by three authors from the Graduate School of Public Policy with case studies based on Kazakhstan’s policy situations Book presentation of the “A Primer on Policy Communication in Kazakhstan” was held at NU on November 12, 2019. Basskaran Nair, a visiting professor from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, Saltanat Janenova, an assistant professor at the NU Graduate School of Public Policy and Balzhan Serikbayeva, a Ph.

Azel Murzabekova graduated from NU School of Science and Technology with a Bachelor’s degree in Physics in 2019. The same year she entered the Ph.

On September 29 and 30, NU (NU) welcomed the VI Seminar of High School Career and College Counselors of the Republic of Kazakhstan, organized on the initiative of the NU Admissions Department. The seminar is organized for professionals working in education who are responsible for the career guidance of senior pupils.

Recently we interviewed Akmaral Shalgimbayeva – a graduate of NU’s Graduate School of Education, specializing in “Master of Science in Leadership in Education” – about her social project of an online school for foster parents. Akmaral, how did studying at NU affect your professional life?I always wanted to deal with social problems and be as useful to society as possible, so I tried to get involved in various social projects.
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