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The broad-ranging strategic partnership covers collaborative research, conferences and symposia, professional development, student exchange, dual and joint degrees and collaborative doctorates. Currently, the partnership is focusing on the areas of humanities and social sciences, but there are also prospects of collaboration in environmental sciences, engineering, physical and biological sciences, and medicine.
The forum focused on “A Fresh Outlook on Drug Discovery and Personalized Medicine,” offering a hands-on workshop and brainstorming sessions designed to explore cutting-edge advancements in healthcare. The forum brought together around 30 students from AUA member universities, including South Korea, Thailand, Japan, Malaysia, and others.
Discussions centred on joint programs, faculty exchanges, and research opportunities, with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences highlighted as a key area for partnership. “We have been trying to identify potential key strategic partners in different parts of the world and Central Asia has become very prominent recently.
The delegation engaged in the exchange of ideas with NU leadership, deans, and professors, fostering discussions on potential areas for cooperation in research, student mobility programs, and joint academic initiatives. The visit highlighted the importance of international collaboration in higher education and explored various opportunities for partnership between U.
This landmark event will be held in Central Asia for the first time and will bring together leading experts from higher education, public policy and industry to discuss key issues in the development of higher education in the region. NUU President Professor Wolfgang Herrmann: “The Central Asian Universities Forum is a significant step that reflects our shared commitment to advancing education in the region.
Andreas Cangellaris, founding president of NEOM University (Saudi Arabia), NU President Professor Waqar Ahmad, NU graduate and now rector of Aktobe Regional University named after K. Zhubanov, Laura Karabassova, and other university management representatives shared their vision on how contemporary challenges have transformed educational governance.
During his talk, Li discussed critical economic issues facing the region, including structural reforms necessary to decrease youth unemployment, ways to combat the climate change, and the economic outlook for Kazakhstan. Following the talk Li noted: “I’m very impressed by the university.
The signing, which took place on the second day of the congress, marks a significant step in enhancing educational and cultural connections between the two organizations. The formal signing ceremony was attended by FICAC President Nikolaos Margaropoulos, Acting President of NU Ilesanmi Adesida, and Chairman of the Board of the “Society of Honorary Consuls” Denis Van den Weghe.
On September 7, 2013, President of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Xi Jinping visited NU to deliver a special lecture to students. During this lecture, he announced the launch of the now-strategic Belt and Road Initiative, which today unites more than 150 countries and 30 international organizations.
According to Liliya Tleukenova, general manager of the NU Career and Advising Center (CAC), and Gaini Yessembekova, its director, early exposure to the labor market is a practical way to help students better prepare for their careers. In their article, published on the Times Higher Education website, they share practical recommendations and information on how to enhance students’ employability and career expectations during their studies through various tools, empowering students with the necessary skills for their future careers.
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