THE XXXV STUDENT SCIENTIFIC AND THEORETICAL CONFERENCE HAS BEGUN

The XXXV Student Scientific and Theoretical Conference has commenced at our university. Dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the conference is entitled “35 Years of Independent Kazakhstan: Science, Creation and the Future.” The first scientific sessions were held at the Faculty of Art, Media and Design.

The conference is being held as part of the university-level stage of the Republican Competition of Student Research Papers among higher education institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The main objective of the annual conference is to increase students' interest in research activities and provide them with an opportunity to present and discuss their research findings before the academic community. In addition, the conference aims to develop the creative potential of young researchers and promote the scientific and technological achievements of Independent Kazakhstan.

A total of 33 sections will operate within the framework of the conference. Their topics cover a wide range of academic fields, including pedagogy and psychology, history, Kazakh, Turkish, Russian and foreign philology, translation studies, biology, ecology and chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science and computer engineering, electric power engineering and automation, economics, management and tourism, international relations, law, religious studies and theology, philosophy, art, journalism, physical education and sports, medicine and dentistry.

More than 800 student research papers will be presented during the section sessions. The authors of the best papers will be awarded at the official closing ceremony of the conference.

Following the student research presentations, a PechaKucha competition will be organized among students who have taken first place. Based on the competition results, participants will receive awards for first, second and third places, as well as special prizes from our university.

The research papers of students who have taken first place will be published in the university's collection entitled Young Scientists. Papers receiving prize-winning places will qualify for participation in the second stage of the Republican Competition.

It should be noted that the main programme of this scientific and theoretical conference will run from 2 November to 2 December.