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One of the significant achievements in this area was the signing of a partnership agreement in 2022 between NU and Stanford University as part of the StartX acceleration program, which expanded opportunities for startups in Kazakhstan and Central Asia. ⁣⁣“The StarX partnership with NU is helping us find startups from the region, come to the Silicon valley and find a home here.

The event was organized by SDSN Youth, the global youth initiative of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, in cooperation with NU and the NU Red Crescent Society. Experts on various natural disasters, including floods, earthquakes, forest fires and epidemics, gathered in an online and offline discussion to share their perspectives and assess the current situation.

This lecture was part of the Drug Discovery course for the Master of Pharmacology and Toxicology (MPToX) and Master of Molecular Medicine (MMM). Adam Aleksiejuk addressed a captivated audience of students, faculty, and industry professionals, outlining the critical role of generic drugs in enhancing patient access to necessary treatments.

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We are delighted to announce that NU is undergoing International Quality Review (IQR) by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA, UK), which leads to institutional accreditation for successful applicants. QAA is a leading global expert in the quality assurance of higher education.

While welcoming the Minister, Acting President of NU Ilesanmi Adesida noted that the hall gathered a new generation of students of the leading university of Kazakhstan, which successfully fulfills its five strategic objectives – leadership in the formation of the education system, academic and scientific leadership, which is expressed in publications in the top scientific journals of the world, the creation and development of the model of integrated academic health care system, and the promotion of innovation. In his lecture, Minister Sayasat Nurbek told the students about the achievements in Kazakhstan’s higher education system, highlighted the challenges facing it, and discussed the role of NU in this process.

These events aimed to boost public awareness about the significance of kidney health. With a global increase in kidney disease prevalence, driven by the escalation of diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and cardiovascular diseases, World Kidney Day, celebrated since 2006 on the second Thursday of March, serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of kidney health.

In this seminar experts were MIT teachers and representatives of American energy companies. On the first day of the seminar, participants discussed key aspects of Kazakhstan’s energy strategy: developing effective policies for modernizing heat and power infrastructure with a focus on the most advanced financing strategies, as well as the transition to cleaner energy sources and digitalization of power grids.

The training was organized by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan with the support of the World Health Organization Country Office. The event brought together leaders of regional departments of sanitary and epidemiological surveillance for immunization, clinical specialists, and school medicine service workers.