Senior lecturer of the Higher School of Information Technology and Engineering, PhD Tasbolatuly Nurbolat is undergoing a scientific internship within the framework of the International Bolashak Program at the University of Lincoln, Great Britain.

Wed, Nov 22, 2023, 5:58 AM

Senior lecturer of the Higher School of Information Technology and Engineering, PhD Tasbolatuly Nurbolat is undergoing a scientific internship within the framework of the International Bolashak Program at the University of Lincoln, Great Britain.

Lincoln University is located in the eponymous city of Lincoln, in the east of England. The university traces its history back to 1861, and received university status in 1996. At the moment, the university has modern architecture and more than 15,000 students from all over the world. Lincoln University is among the best universities in the world according to well-known rating organizations, including QS World University Rankings, and is also among the 150 best universities in the world in the Times Higher Education Young University ranking for 2023.

Tasbolatuly N.: "Scientific internships of the Bolashak International Program for university scientists abroad are a great opportunity not only to gain practical experience in the field of their scientific interests, but also to improve language skills. As part of a scientific internship, students have the opportunity for professional development, as well as to update their knowledge and get acquainted with the latest trends and technologies in the field of IT.

During the internship, we have the opportunity to attend guest lectures, seminars, attend conferences not only of Lincoln University, but also conferences of other cities in the UK. As part of the internship, he attended IT conferences in cities such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Cambridge.

The atmosphere on the Lincoln University campuses is safe and welcoming for international students, and the locals are also friendly. The internship gave me a lot of experience in the field of intercultural communication!"



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