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Training centers of one of the country's first public funds for the support and development of socially vulnerable women "Mama Pro" operate in Almaty and Astana, where parents are taught the basics of entrepreneurship and remote professions, and professional teachers train children. Read about the life of children and mothers, whose fates have changed thanks to the work of the fund, created by NU GSE graduate Source: the-steppe.

Five stories of mothers whose lives have changed once they had “special” children

Training centers of one of the country’s first public funds for the support and development of socially vulnerable women “Mama Pro” operate in Almaty and Astana, where parents are taught the basics of entrepreneurship and remote professions, and professional teachers train children. Read about the life of children and mothers, whose fates have changed thanks to the work of the fund, created by NU GSE graduate Source: the-steppe.

The 1st year student of NU Rasul Magauin is fond of mathematics, as well as physics and computer science. Since 2017, he has participated in various physics Olympiads and was one of the winners.

The pride of the country – Rasul

The 1st year student of NU Rasul Magauin is fond of mathematics, as well as physics and computer science. Since 2017, he has participated in various physics Olympiads and was one of the winners.

Professor Reed Coil from Sociology and Anthropology Department received the Leakey Foundation Research Grant for a project at two caves in West Georgia, Tsutskhvati and Sakazhia, that contain archaeological sites spanning the Middle and Upper Paleolithic periods (~100,000 – 10,000 years ago). “Our interest in these sites is to understand the transition from one period to another, i.

NU Professor was awarded research grant for cave study in Georgia

Professor Reed Coil from Sociology and Anthropology Department received the Leakey Foundation Research Grant for a project at two caves in West Georgia, Tsutskhvati and Sakazhia, that contain archaeological sites spanning the Middle and Upper Paleolithic periods (~100,000 – 10,000 years ago). “Our interest in these sites is to understand the transition from one period to another, i.

Our next 'Galym-Galam' rubric guest is Aziz Burkhanov, NU GSPP Associate Professor. Professor Burkhanov graduated from al-Farabi Kazakh National University, obtained a Master's degree in France, and then worked as a researcher and consultant on political analysis at the Institute of World Economy and Politics, as well as at IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA).

Galym-Galam’: Aziz Burkhanov, NU GSPP

Our next ‘Galym-Galam’ rubric guest is Aziz Burkhanov, NU GSPP Associate Professor. Professor Burkhanov graduated from al-Farabi Kazakh National University, obtained a Master’s degree in France, and then worked as a researcher and consultant on political analysis at the Institute of World Economy and Politics, as well as at IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA).

The Social Development Fund of NU implements socially significant projects in Kazakhstan aimed at improving the quality of life of citizens, and supports young projects developing in the field of education, culture, charity, innovation, science and technology. Source: the-steppe.

NU Social Development Fund provides grants for social entrepreneurs

The Social Development Fund of NU implements socially significant projects in Kazakhstan aimed at improving the quality of life of citizens, and supports young projects developing in the field of education, culture, charity, innovation, science and technology. Source: the-steppe.

Laura Karabasova, a graduate of the NU GSE PhD program believes that improving and expanding knowledge, increasing the scientific potential of young scientists, researchers who have just entered science are most important social goals. In her interview with news.

It is selfish not to share knowledge in achieving success

Laura Karabasova, a graduate of the NU GSE PhD program believes that improving and expanding knowledge, increasing the scientific potential of young scientists, researchers who have just entered science are most important social goals. In her interview with news.

Now in Kazakhstan there are four types of vaccines: Kazakhstani "QazVac", Russian "Sputnik V", "Hayat-Vax" and Chinese "CoronaVac". The features of each vaccine were described by a scientist, professor at NU, founder of Medsupportkz and volunteer Dana Akylbekova.

The race to develop a vaccine

Now in Kazakhstan there are four types of vaccines: Kazakhstani “QazVac”, Russian “Sputnik V”, “Hayat-Vax” and Chinese “CoronaVac”. The features of each vaccine were described by a scientist, professor at NU, founder of Medsupportkz and volunteer Dana Akylbekova.

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