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Asem Tazhieva, a NU Graduate School of Education graduate, shared her experience in creating her own project for parents of children with special needs – the Ozim Platform mobile application. The application is available for smartphones based on Android and iOS.

The Board considered the results of the University for the past year and plans for the coming period. It was noted that the University continues to expand its scientific activity.

The seminar “Oriented Language Education: Integration. Innovation.

The Minister of Science and Higher Education intends to add about 13,000 scientists in a short period. According to NU postdoctoral fellow Azamat Yeshmukhametov, scientific institutes rely only on state grants.

CodeW 2023, the fourth annual national coding competition for female students at universities and high schools, will take place at NU on March 4. The participants will solve a set of problems on algorithms and data structures in their chosen programming language.

At the meeting, “Kazakh language – the language of science”, linguists talked about the reasons for the poor usage of the language in science. They shared their thoughts about possible ways to further Kazakh language development.

Dana Alina, Astrophysics and NU Assistant Professor, has become a guest on the podcast. She talked about star formation, exoplanets, solar flares, space telescopes, and the possibility of extraterrestrial life in the universe in a El.

Husnizhamal Nuralykhanova, the first female Kazakh teacher, dedicated herself to pedagogy, Kulken Tokbergenova, Kulzhamila Talkanbaeva, Zhamila Beisenbaeva, Jamal Baitasova, who participated in the Second World War, and many other Kazakh girls’ contribution should be promoted, says Zhazira Agabekova, NU Assistant professor. To glorify our female heroes, we should build monuments and name the streets, schools, and cultural places after them, she writes in her Egemen.

Husnizhamal Nuralykhanova, the first female Kazakh teacher, dedicated herself to pedagogy, Kulken Tokbergenova, Kulzhamila Talkanbaeva, Zhamila Beisenbaeva, Jamal Baitasova, who participated in the Second World War, and many other Kazakh girls’ contribution should be promoted, says Zhazira Agabekova, NU Assistant professor. To glorify our female heroes, we should build monuments and name the streets, schools, and cultural places after them, she writes in her Egemen.

Eva came from Germany to write her thesis on Eurasian studies. She likes history and anthropology.