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The new NU campus, located at Satpayev, 4a in Almaty and launched in June 2023, welcomed residents and guests of the southern capital on October 28. NU Day in Almaty was part of the university’s annual major recruitment campaign for prospective applicants.
NewUU, based in Tashkent, is a first partner-university from Uzbekistan. It is the first public autonomous university, founded in 2021 by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Earlier today, the university administration was alerted to the existence of a website, created by a student, that showcased photos of female students without their consent, encouraging users to rate their appearance. Swift joint action was taken by the Advocacy and Conduct Unit of the Department of Student Services and the Student Government to shut down the website, making it inaccessible to anyone.
The annual event took place in Marrakesh, Morocco this year, in collaboration with the Policy Center for the New South. The event coincided with the annual meetings of the World Bank and the IMF and centers around the theme “Improving Governance to Address Climate Change, Inequality, and Global Fragmentation.
As part of the MoU, the parties agreed on joint research collaborations, student mobility programs, faculty exchange, and participation in lectures, conferences and other academic events. As part of the Student Mobility Agreement, four undergraduate and graduate students from each university will have the opportunity to take part in the student exchange program at the hosting institution.
On October 9, 2023, NU had the privilege of hosting Professor Derek Collins, Deputy Vice-President, and Dean of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Hong Kong. This visit marked a significant milestone in the collaboration between two institutions.
A group of NU professors led by NU Acting President and Provost Dr. Ilesanmi Adesida visited the UIUC on Oct.
LCOY Kazakhstan 2023 holds significant importance as part of YOUNGO’s mission, the official youth constituency of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), and SDSN Youth Kazakhstan. This annual conference serves as a platform for young leaders, researchers, and experts from across Kazakhstan to engage in meaningful dialogues and collaborative initiatives centered around climate change and sustainable development.
In its 30th anniversary year, the Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan unveiled a new monograph titled “Widening the Scope: How Middle Powers are Changing Liberal Institutionalism. ” This work expands an understanding of the role of “middle powers” in altering the logic and functioning of the current world order, which is based on international institutions.
Dara nationwide contest, organized by the Qazaqstan Channel concluded on September 24, following four months of spirited competition. A total of 32 teams representing 28 of Kazakhstan’s leading higher education institutions, with over 200 students hailing from 16 cities across the country, gathered to showcase their intellectual prowess.
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