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On September 25-26, 2020, NU School of Sciences and Humanities held the International Online Conference called “Sacred Geography: Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Time and Space. “The purpose of the conference was to discuss interdisciplinary approaches to religious studies, cultural anthropology, archaeology, and history, as well as to the study of sacred landscapes and religious sites.

An additional scholarship in the amount of 25 000 tenge will be provided to NU students. Last year, members of the “NU Alumni” Association created this scholarship to provide financial help for the School of Sciences and Humanities students.

The Institute of Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence at NU (ISSAI) is launching a project on automated recognition of Kazakh speech – the Kazakh Speech Corpus (KSC). Developers expect that this project will help introduce Kazakh language into the global digital world.

NU graduates will help schoolchildren with their studies. “NU Alumni” association is launching the “E-Tutor” project – a social initiative on educational mentoring.

“A Sketch of the World After the COVID-19 Crisis” – a book by Dr. Jean-François Caron brings out the insights into the political consequences of the pandemic Lessons the world ought to learn from the COVID-19 crisis and the political consequences it has entailed – these are the questions that Dr.

An in-depth and sophisticated understanding of their domain of study; to be intellectually agile, curious, creative, and open-minded; to be thoughtful decision-makers who know how to involve others; to be entrepreneurial, self-propelling, and able to create new opportunities, and to be prepared to take a leading role in the development of their country – these are some of the graduate attributes that NU graduates shall possess. Is merely having the NU Graduate Attributes enough to get a job in one of the Big Four companies? What else does a graduate need to know to get a good job? How do higher education institutions prepare graduates for the workforce and life after leaving university?KPMG Kazakhstan and Central Asia currently employees more than 700 people in Central Asia and more than 210 000 people around the world.

The official online opening of the “Leader of the New Formation” program, implemented by the NU Graduate School of Public Policy (hereinafter – NU GSPP), the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy of the National University of Singapore took place on September 7, 2020. The opening ceremony was attended by Timur Suleimenov, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Anar Zhailganova, Chairperson of the Agency for Civil Service Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Shigeo Katsu, President of NU, Yerlan Abil, Rector of the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

We are pleased to announce that by the decision of the Managing Council of NU, Yuriy Pya has been appointed as a Chairman of the Board of the University Medical Center with effect from September 1, 2020. Let us also inform you that Kanybek Ashirov will assume the role of an Executive Director.

The university experience can be a very formative stage in many people’s lives. Student involvement in university life will often have profoundly lasting effects, and many institutions try to provide various opportunities for individuals to grow during their student years.

Today we are talking with Zhandos Tauanov, Ph. D.