RESEARCH INTERNSHIP OF A DOCTORAL STUDENT FROM THE HIGHER SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS IN TURKEY

Karina Nursultanova, a doctoral student of the 8D04104 – "Management" educational program at the Higher School of Economics, has completed a mandatory overseas research internship at Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University (Turkey).

As part of the 30-day research plan totaling 180 academic hours, the doctoral student underwent an intensive scientific and educational program under the supervision of her foreign advisor, PhD, Associate Professor Murat Güler. During the internship, Karina Nursultanova completed courses in "Modern Research Methods and Methodology" and "Effective Management and Academic Communication," aimed at an in-depth study of modern research methodology and the enhancement of academic communication skills. A significant portion of the work was dedicated to research activities using the library resources and electronic databases of the host Turkish university. Under the guidance of the foreign advisor, international literature relevant to the dissertation topic was collected and systematized, analytical materials were processed, and the theoretical and methodological framework of the research was refined. Furthermore, the doctoral student actively participated in academic meetings and scientific discussions within the School of Social Sciences and prepared abstracts and materials for a future article publication in an international peer-reviewed journal.

Completing this mandatory overseas internship enabled the researcher to work with international databases under the guidance of a leading expert, receive valuable feedback from foreign colleagues, and establish a strong foundation for future scientific publications.