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In celebration of the UN International Day of Peace every 21st of September, the NU Library in partnership with NU SG-Ministry of Education and the Office of the International Students and Scholars Services held an event entitled What Does Peace Look Like?: A Conversation on Peace and Racism last 21 September 2022 at the Active Learning Room, NU Library on strengthening the ideals of peace in the NU community. In line with this year’s theme, End Racism.

During the meeting of the Offices of the Registrar, 15 information sessions were held. They covered a wide range of topical issues in the academic field, including academic support for Ph.

On October 12, 2022, the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia, Dr. Mochamad Fadjroel Rachman, visited NU with a guest lecture on the topic: “Indonesian Diplomacy.

The forum is based on the recognition that there is a close link between peace, security, and stability in Asia and in the rest of the world. On Tuesday 11, 2022, Dr.

The Congress of Teachers is held once every two years by the Conference of Education ministers’ decision of the Commonwealth of Independent States. This year it is held at NU.

Information sessions were held on the House of Friendship building’s two floors. NU faculty and staff explained to the Almaty residents about the admissions and education procedures at the University within the School’s exhibition.

JAS Social Impact is a competition of social projects and social entrepreneurship projects among the community of NU, organized by the Social Development Fund. On September 20, 2022, applicants for grant projects presented their projects to the jury to receive Start-Up and Impulse Grants.

BioArt is an emerging trend in art that is an unusual combination of scientific and creative fields. As the name suggests, BioArt focuses specifically on biology, allowing for reflection on its accelerated development and the consequences of its progress within the framework of social dilemmas and debates.

More than 60 representatives of foreign diplomatic missions were invited to the event that aims to promote intercultural communication and mutual respect, to strengthen cooperation between NU and foreign countries. At the opening of the evening, music was performed by the Student Orchestra.

The event was organized on the eve of the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions. 75 nationalities from 51 countries, many of whom are NU faculty and students, performed on the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation stage within an international pop-symphony orchestra.