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INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC MOBILITY: SCHOLARS FROM FERGANA STATE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY VISITED THE FACULTY

From October 19 to 21, 2026, within the framework of the academic mobility program, historians from Fergana State Technical University — Shavkatjan Khonkulov, Iradakhon Tishabaeva, Ilkhomjon Rakhimov, Nigorakhon Akbarova, and Umidjan Tajibaev — paid an academic visit to the Department of History of the Faculty of Educational and Humanities Studies at Khoja Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University.

During the visit, the scholars met with the Dean of the Faculty of Educational and Humanities Studies, Elmira Umirzakovna Zulpikharova, and Khazretali Tursyn, Professor of the Department of History and Doctor of Historical Sciences. The meeting focused on the development of international academic cooperation, the exchange of experience in research and education, the implementation of joint research activities, and the further strengthening of bilateral relations.

The main purpose of the academic mobility program is to provide opportunities for international exchange of experience, expand the academic and research networks of the teaching staff, and contribute to the development of students’ historical knowledge and scholarly perspectives.

As part of the academic visit, the historians are scheduled to meet with students, deliver scientific lectures, and participate in various academic events. These activities will provide students with an opportunity to broaden their knowledge of history, become familiar with international research experience, and gain insights into new research areas and scholarly approaches.

The academic visit of the scholars from Fergana State Technical University is aimed at strengthening international scientific and academic ties, promoting mutual exchange of experience in education and research, and laying the foundation for future joint research and educational projects.

Such international academic meetings not only expand partnerships between universities but also contribute to enhancing the research potential of faculty members and students and promoting joint scientific initiatives.