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Festive Concert in honor of «Psychology Week»
Fri, Dec 27, 2024, 4:36 AM

On December 4, 2024, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at our university hosted the grand opening of «Psychology Week», organized by the students of the Psychology program under the guidance of Nurshat Zhumatkyzy Zhumatova. This event became a true celebration of creativity, science, and unity, leaving all participants with a wealth of vivid impressions.

The event began with the inauguration of the new «Psychological Laboratory». The symbolic ceremony was conducted by the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Sayat Baimuratuly Ybyrai, who emphasized that the laboratory would serve as an essential platform for scientific research and educational projects.

The festivities continued with a concert, where students showcased their talents. The program included:

  • Dance performances, featuring both traditional Kazakh dances and contemporary choreography;
  • Musical acts, ranging from songs accompanied by guitar to vocal duets and instrumental compositions;
  • Dynamic flash mobs that brought together students from different courses in creative performances.

Each performance reflected the high level of preparation and creativity of the participants. The concert became a vibrant demonstration of their multifaceted talents, offering the audience a warm atmosphere and a sense of inspiration.

The event was masterfully hosted by Temirlan Svankulov and Borebaeva Nazerke, who guided the program with professionalism, creating an uplifting and celebratory mood. Concluding the concert, Temirlan invited the esteemed guests and faculty members of the Psychology program to share their thoughts. In their speeches, the guests highlighted the excellent organization of the event, the students' remarkable performances, and the importance of such initiatives for the university's development and the promotion of psychological science.

These heartfelt words served as the perfect finale to a rich and inspiring day, which filled all participants with positive emotions and marked a bright beginning to «Psychology Week».

We extend our gratitude to the students for organizing and participating in this wonderful event! Throughout the week, masterclasses, lectures, and scientific sessions sparked great interest among students and faculty members. These activities facilitated knowledge expansion, experience sharing, and strengthened collaboration within and between universities.

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Guest Lecture by Diana Alpyssbayeva at AIU: Experience in International Organizations
Thu, Dec 26, 2024, 2:05 PM

On December 26, 2024, Astana International University (AIU) hosted an inspiring guest lecture by Diana Alpyssbayeva, Project Officer at the Center for Humanitarian Dialogue in Geneva, Switzerland. The lecture was organized for students of the School of Design and Humanities at AIU, members of the AIU Diplomacy Club, and students from Maqsut Narikbayev University (MNU).

Diana Alpyssbayeva shared her valuable experience working in international organizations such as the OSCE and the UN, offering insights into the realities of professional activity in the humanitarian field and diplomacy. She highlighted key aspects of her career, provided practical advice to young specialists, and answered numerous questions from students interested in building an international career.

Special attention was given to the topics of effective communication and negotiation in multinational teams, as well as the importance of humanitarian initiatives in today’s world. Participants emphasized the relevance and practical value of the information they received from a professional of international stature.

Astana International University extends its gratitude to Diana Alpyssbayeva for her visit and the inspiration she brought to the students! We are confident that this meeting marked an important step in the development of their professional competencies.

Stay tuned for AIU news and don’t miss the opportunity to participate in such events!

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AIU Faculty Members Awarded the Bolashak Scholarship
Thu, Dec 26, 2024, 1:44 PM

The Republican Commission for Training Specialists Abroad has approved the list of recipients of the Bolashak International Scholarship for 2024. This prestigious list includes 271 Kazakh citizens, of whom 136 will pursue master's degrees, 8 will enroll in doctoral programs, and 127 will undergo internships at leading universities and research centers worldwide.
We are proud to announce that the following faculty members from Astana International University are among the scholarship recipients:
• Saltanat Bulatovna Abeuova – Lecturer at the School of Natural Sciences.
• Aigerim Yergalievna Ibraeva – Lecturer at the School of Information Technologies and Humanities.
Receiving the Bolashak Scholarship provides our faculty with vast opportunities for professional and scientific development. They will deepen their knowledge, exchange experiences with global colleagues, and apply their acquired competencies to enhance the educational process at the university.
The Bolashak Scholarship is rightly considered one of the most significant mechanisms for preparing competitive personnel for Kazakhstan.
Astana International University is proud of its faculty and wishes them successful studies, productive work abroad, and new achievements that will contribute to the development of science and education in Kazakhstan! 🌍🎓
The complete list of scholarship recipients is published on the official website bolashak.gov.kz.

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Astana International University Explores the Role of Kazakhstan and China in the Development of the Middle Corridor
Tue, Dec 24, 2024, 10:31 AM

Astana International University has completed a study on the role of Kazakhstan and China in the development of the Middle Corridor—a key route connecting East Asia to Europe through Central Asia and the Caspian Sea. The project was led by Dr. Meyram Zekeshuly Kazhiken, a Doctor of Economics and Professor at the Higher School of Economics of Astana International University.

The Middle Corridor has become a strategically important alternative to traditional routes, demonstrating record growth in cargo transportation amid geopolitical changes. In 2022, the cargo flow through the corridor increased by 2.5 times, confirming its significance for international trade and regional stability.

Kazakhstan is actively investing in modernizing the corridor's infrastructure, including the construction of ports, railways, and the digitalization of logistics processes. In the coming years, it is planned to increase the route's capacity to 10 million tons per year and reduce delivery times to 14–18 days. China, by integrating the Middle Corridor into its global initiative "Belt and Road," is providing substantial funding and technological support, making the route not only efficient but also competitive.

The study also highlights challenges that need to be addressed: increasing the capacity of Caspian ports, aligning tariff policies, and eliminating logistical barriers. At the same time, international support, including the involvement of the European Union and financial organizations, strengthens the prospects of the corridor as a global logistics hub. The full version of the study is available for download in PDF format, allowing everyone to learn more about how the Middle Corridor is transforming international trade.