A meeting of the delegation of rectors of Kazakhstan universities with Polish colleagues is held in Warsaw.

 On the first day of their stay Kazakhstani rectors took part in the International Forum of Leaders in the field of engineering education Perspektywy-2018. Then, negotiations will be held in the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, where the directions for further cooperation will be determined. It is planned to sign agreements on strategic cooperation and a number of inter-university contracts.

Currently, 783 students from Kazakhstan study in Poland. Many Polish universities have bilateral agreements on cooperation with Kazakhstan universities, which can be implemented on a wider scale.

The visit of the delegation of rectors of Kazakhstan is the result of a recent working visit to Astana by the rector of the Warsaw University of Technology J. Schmidt, the rector of the Technological University Opole M. Tukiendorf and the president of the Education Foundation “Perspektywy” V. Sivinský.

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WAŻNA WIZYTA REKTORÓW KAZACHSTANU W POLSCE

Kazachstan to dla polskich uczelni kierunek bardzo obiecujący i powinien stać się priorytetowym. Dlatego z satysfakcją informujemy, że w dniach 16-18 kwietnia złoży wizytę w Warszawie prestiżowa delegacja rektorów kazachskich uczelni, największa w historii polsko-kazachstańskiej współpracy akademickiej, łącznie 23 osoby, na czele z Arynem Orsarievem, sekretarzem stanu w Ministerstwie Edukacji i Nauki Kazachstanu oraz prof. Yerlanem Sydykovem, przewodniczącym Rady Rektorów Kazachstanu (RRK), rektorem Uniwersytetu im. Gumilowa.

Pierwszego dnia pobytu rektorzy kazachscy wezmą udział w Międzynarodowym Forum Liderów Kształcenia Inżynierskiego Perspektywy 2018. Dzień później odbędą rozmowy w Ministerstwie Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego oraz nakreślą kierunki dalszej współpracy podczas spotkania z Prezydium Konferencji Rektorów Akademickich Szkół Polskich. Zaplanowano podpisanie strategicznej umowy o współpracy KRASP-RRK oraz szeregu umów międzyuczelnianych.

W Polsce studiuje aktualnie 783 studentów z Kazachstanu (dla porównania: w roku akademickim 2011/12 było ich 381 czyli o połowę mniej). Wiele polskich uczelni posiada bilateralne umowy o współpracy z uczelniami kazachskimi, które mogą być realizowane w szerszym zakresie. Podniesienie tej współpracy na strategiczny poziom kontaktów KRASP-RRK ma na celu zintensyfikowanie wspólnych działań i podniesienie ich jakości, m.in. poprzez uzgodnienie głównych obszarów zainteresowania uczelni obu krajów.

Ponieważ wiele polskich uczelni jest zainteresowanych nawiązaniem lub rozwojem kontaktów naukowych i akademickich z Kazachstanem, uprzejmie informujemy, że spotkania z kazachskimi rektorami są możliwe podczas Międzynarodowego Forum Kształcenia Inżynierskiego Perspektywy 2018, które odbędzie się 17 kwietnia w hotelu “Hilton” w Warszawie – obowiązuje rejestracja poprzez stronę: www.perspektywy.org/forum2018

Natomiast podpisywanie umów międzyuczelnianych zaplanowane zostało na 18 kwietnia, na zakończenie spotkania Prezydiów KRASP i RRK na Politechnice Warszawskiej – prof. Marek Tukiendorf, przewodniczący Komisji ds. Współpracy Międzynarodowej KRASP uprzejmie prosi o wcześniejsze zgłoszenie mu takich planów.

Przyjazd delegacji rektorów Kazachstanu jest rezultatem wcześniejszej wizyty roboczej w Astanie prof. Jana Szmidta, przewodniczącego KRASP, rektora Politechniki Warszawskiej, któremu towarzyszył prof. Marek Tukiendorf, rektor Politechniki Opolskiej, przewodniczący Komisji ds. Współpracy Międzynarodowej KRASP i Waldemar Siwiński, prezes Fundacji Edukacyjnej “Perspektywy”, prowadzącej wspólnie z KRASP program “Study in Poland” (na zdjęciu).

Wizyta w tak prestiżowym składzie jest również efektem starań Pana Margułana Baimuchana, ambasadora Kazachstanu w Polsce, który uznał poszerzenie bilateralnych kontaktów akademickich za jedno ze swoich głównych zadań podczas pełnienia misji dyplomatycznej w Polsce.

Dodatkowe informacje: Wioleta Kupiec, w.kupiec@perspektywy.pl

Dodatek: Skład delegacji kazachskiej

По материалам сайта https://www.info.studyinpoland.pl/ 

The Karaganda Industrial University hosted the XLVIII Republican Scientific and Practical Conference “Scientific Creativity of the Young in the World of the Fourth Industrial Revolution” on April 12, held jointly with the Kremenchug National University named by Ostrogradsky (Ukraine).

Scientists, teachers, employees of universities of Kazakhstan and foreign countries, enterprises and educational institutions, doctors, undergraduates and students took part in the conference. According to the conference, the chairman of the organizing committee, the director of the Institute of Electromechanics, Energy Saving and Control Systems of the Kremenchug National University named by M. Ostrogradsky, Professor AP Cherny.

At the plenary session, A.A. Aikeeva, vice-rector for research and international relations of the KSIU, spoke. She focused on the fact that the main goal set by the Head of State is to bring Kazakhstan’s education to a qualitatively new level, which allows our country to become one of the most advanced countries in the world. The importance of integrating scientific activity and the educational process is noted by the Head of State in the annual Addresses to the people of Kazakhstan. In the new message of N. A. Nazarbayev “New Development Opportunities in the Conditions of the Fourth Industrial Revolution”, clearly defined are the tasks that the country has successfully achieved in the new world with its rapidly changing conditions. Altyn Amanzholovna spoke about the scientific, innovative and international activities of the KSIU, about the plans of the university for the coming years and wished the conference participants successful work and fruitful exchange of views.

A young scientist of the KSIU D. Tokseit told about the training in the network academy “Cisco” and its influence on the further career at the plenary session. With the report “Topiraktardi zerthanalyk synau”, the master student gr. C-16 nm A. Kasenova. About the best tools for effective management of the company the student gr. E-15 T. Silaeva. Then, in the classrooms of the main and new buildings, work began on nine different sections. The speakers were representatives of Pavlodar State University. Toraigyrov, KarSU named by Buketov, Kazakh National Technical University named by Satpayev, KSIU, colleges and secondary schools.

A total of 300 reports were submitted for the conference, of which the largest number was in the sections “Actual problems of engineering technology”, “Innovations in the development of metallurgy and metal science”, “Business development in Kazakhstan in the context of globalization of the world economy”, “Architecture and construction”. The works were presented in three languages ​​- Kazakh, Russian and English, at the choice of the speakers.

The best results were shown by KSIU students I. Stamkulov (class MITNM-14, “Innovations in the development of metallurgy and metallurgy”), J. Franz (TOMD-15c, section “Actual problems of engineering technology”), A. Musin (gr. KHTOV-14, Section “Chemistry, Chemical Technology and Ecology”), A. Smile and A. Batyrbek (section EE-15k, section “Heat-and-power engineering, electric power and automation of production”), D. Prokhorovitch (group WTPO-15, section “Modern physics and mathematics and information technology”), A. Sapar (section S-15k-2 section “Architecture and Construction”), D. Se Dullaev and A. Tursunov (section E-17, section “Business Development in Kazakhstan in Conditions of Globalization of the World Economy”), S. Kuanyshyzy (TOMD-17k-3, section “The Role of Social and Humanitarian Disciplines in Modernizing Public Consciousness), S. Elefteriadi (TOMD-17, section “Philological Sciences”).

After a fruitful and busy day of work, the commission summed up the results. At the closing ceremony of the conference, the winners of the first three places in each section were awarded with certificates and gifts, and especially distinguished speakers, heads of educational institutions and teachers who prepared the participants, letters of gratitude.

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On April 13, the second round of the annual Republican subject Olympiad on specialties “Metallurgy” and “Technology of processing of materials by pressure” was held at the Karaganda State Industrial University, which is the main university in the training of metallurgy specialists.

The uniqueness of the educational process of KSIU is the availability of a modern educational and scientific laboratory base, which includes the only experimental pilot site in the country with semi-industrial units and installations. In total, 59 specialized laboratories operate at the university, allowing students to conduct research and development work. There is a Metallurgy Center at the University, which includes 12 laboratories, including the Laboratory of Engineering Profile “Electron Microscopy and Nanotechnology” – undergraduates of the KazNITU named by Satpayev, KSTU and other universities.

In order to develop the practice base and further employment of students, KSIU has established close ties with such industrial enterprises and companies as Arcelor Mittal Temirtau, Kazakhmys Corporation, TNK Kazkhrom JSC, Zhezkazgan Copper Smelting Plant, Central Asia Cement JSC “, Sokolovsko-Sarbaiskoye GPO, LLP” Silicium Kazakhstan “, LLP” Aktyubinsk rail-and-wire plant “and many others.

The annual Republican subject Olympiad in the specialties “Metallurgy” and “Technology of materials processing by pressure” is held within the framework of the republican student Olympiads and is one of the types of support for talented youth. Based on the results of this Olympiad, teams are formed to participate in international olympiads.

The first stage of the Olympiad takes place inside universities. According to its results, the university’s competitive commission, approved by the order of the rector, selects the best students and sends them to the basic university for participation in the second round.

In total, 17 teams took part in the second stage of the Olympiad. Among them – representatives of KSIU, Aktobe Regional State University named by  Zhubanov, East Kazakhstan State Technical University named by  Serikbayev, KSTU, Pavlodar State University named by  Toraigyrov, South Kazakhstan State University named by Auezov, Ekibastuz Engineering and Technical Institute named by Satpayev, Zhezkazgan University named by Baikonurov.

After the participants answered theoretical questions and solved complex tasks, which took them several hours, the competitive commission summed up the results.

The first place in the specialty “Metallurgy” was awarded to the team of KSIU, the second – to the team of the Aktobe Regional State University named by  Zhubanov, the third – the team of the East Kazakhstan State Technical University named by  Serikbaev. On the specialty “Technology of processing materials by pressure” the 1st and 2nd places were occupied by the teams of KSIU, the third place – by the KSTU team.

Following the results of discussions on the specialty “Metallurgy”, the following students were awarded by the competitive commission: diploma of the 1st degree – D.Sailauuov (KSIU); a diploma of the second degree – M. Kulmurza (K. Zhubanov ARSU) and A. Malybaev (EKSTU named by Serikbayev); diploma third degree – D. Arystanova (KSTU), Z. Abdrakhmanova (EKSTU named by  Serikbayev) and A. Bolusbekov (PSU named by  Toraigyrov).

On the specialty “Technology of materials processing by pressure” are marked: diploma of the 1st degree – A. Kanybek (KSIU), diploma of the second degree – G. Zait (KSIU) and M. Kambar (KSIU); Diploma third degree – D. Dyusembayev (KarSTU), A. Tymchenko (KSIU) and M. Orynbasarov (KSTU).

Participants of the Olympiad noted the importance of the last event, as it, according to them, contributes to the formation of critical thinking and professional development.

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In Astana there was an exhibition dedicated to the anniversary of the release of the program article of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N. Nazarbayev “A Look into the Future: Modernization of Public Consciousness”.

At the exhibition materials on such major special projects as “Tugan zher”, “Sacral Geography of Kazakhstan” and “100 new faces” were presented. In addition, the presentation of the book “Sacral Geography of Kazakhstan” with a description of more than 250 cultural objects, natural and archaeological sites of great importance for Kazakhstan and its people was held. Over 150 people worked on the book and 45 archeological teams across Kazakhstan, which traveled about ten thousand kilometers, surveyed the gorges, the oldest cities and parking lots. A book has been published in Kazakh and Russian languages ​​and is available not only in print, but also in electronic format.

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