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NU took 106th place in the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2024 and became the No. 1 university in Kazakhstan! The ranking assesses the quality of teaching, research, international outlook, and industry links of the best universities are 50 years old and less.
Can Kazakh researchers participate and significantly contribute to the European Union innovation projects? How are Central Asian countries, including Kazakhstan, addressing climate change and socio-economic challenges, and why is higher education considered a key player in promoting a culture of sustainable development? These and other topics are being discussed at the 2nd Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) Conference on May 13-14 at NU (NU). It is dedicated to localizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Central Asian sectors and enhancing cooperation with European organizations in sustainable development and green energy.
The official ceremony to honor and present the award took place on May 2, 2024, in Washington, DC, United States, during the 2024 AAHCI Global Innovation Forum. The AAHCI Distinguished Service Award recognizes individuals for their extraordinary commitment, leadership, and service in enhancing the effectiveness of academic health centers worldwide in patient care, biomedical research, and health professions education.
The lecture, titled “Improving Investment Attractiveness in the Republic of Kazakhstan: The AIFC Court and IAC,” focused on the significance of initiatives undertaken by the AIFC Court and IAC to enhance investment attractiveness in Kazakhstan. During the presentation, Mr.
Three startups from Central Asia have become part of one of the most innovative communities in the world—Stanford University. Among them is Kazakhstani Arlan Biotech, a startup by NU alumni Bolat Sultankulov and Dauken Seitkali, which has been successfully selected for the prestigious Stanford StartX Accelerator.
On April 26, 2024, NU representatives took part as speakers at the plenary session of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Shokan Okulary-28: New Scientific Paradigm: Collaboration, Digitalization, and Commercialization”. The conference has been held for 28 years.
During the course «Robots for Rehabilitation» by Associate Professor Prashant Jamwal, students from the School of Engineering and Digital Sciences, as well as the School of Medicine, collaborated to create functional prototypes of robots that can be used for rehabilitation purposes in hospitals. Representatives from the National Agency for Development of Innovations «QazInnovations», «Jas Ventures» LLP, and the National Center for Children’s Rehabilitation were invited to present the final projects.
Tadamon Accelerator, a public platform for civil society empowerment, has awarded a $30 000 grant to the Kunde cafe project. This cafe was created by a NU graduate and is located on the university premises.
The competition, known for its rigorous challenges and esteemed participants, saw Askar’s team excel in demonstrating their policy-making capabilities on a global stage. Askar attributed their success to the exceptional education provided by GSPP at NU.
Ambassador Iwersen’s visit to the University on April 10, 2024, marked a significant occasion for fostering dialogue and understanding between Kazakhstan and Germany. The lecture provided a platform for insightful discussions on the rule of law and explored avenues for enhanced collaboration between Kazakhstan and the European Union.
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