One of the main indicators of the internationalization of educational and scientific processes at Kostanay Regional University named after A. Baitursynov is the engagement of foreign professors from leading overseas universities.
In the course of experience exchange, professors deliver lectures, assist in the development of joint educational programs, conduct scientific research, serve as foreign scientific advisors for our PhD candidates, and participate in scientific events.
The work on attracting foreign scholars to the university is carried out continuously in cooperation with foreign partner universities, in accordance with preliminary agreements and the university's needs.
Key Criteria and Preconditions for Inviting Foreign Scholars:
Inviting foreign scholars aims to internationalize the university's education, stimulate the active implementation of the Bologna Process principles, enhance the university's competitiveness, and create an attractive image of the university in society.
As part of the initiative to attract foreign scholars funded by the republican budget, Gairat Urazboev, the Vice-Rector for International Cooperation at Urgench State University and Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, was invited to the Department of Information Systems at the Engineering and Technical Institute.
He delivered lectures for final-year students, master's students, and young faculty members, and provided scientific and methodological assistance (consultations) in preparing scientific articles for publication in international journals included in SCOPUS and Web of Science.
Gairat Urazboev is a renowned scientist in the field of mathematical modeling and solving nonlinear evolutionary equations.
Professor Karaivanov was invited to Kostanay Regional University named after A. Baitursynov as part of the faculty academic mobility program.
During his stay at the university, he delivered a lecture course and conducted practical classes on the topic "Engineering Method for Investigation of Compound Planetary Gear Trains" for undergraduate students in the "Mechanical Engineering" specialty.
He also gave presentations to PhD candidates and faculty members on topics such as "Some Features and Problems in Preparing and Publishing Articles in Impact Factor Journals," "X-Gear – A European Project to Support Gear Manufacturers," and "The Current State of Agriculture in Bulgaria."
As part of the faculty academic mobility program, Professor Yuri Mikhaylov from the Department of Ecology and Nature Management at the Ural State Forest Engineering University (Yekaterinburg, Russia) was invited to Kostanay Regional University named after A. Baitursynov from November 15, 2021.
For students of the educational programs "Ecology," "Biology," "Biology-Chemistry," and "Geography-Biology," he delivered lectures on "Animal and Plant Ecology."
Special attention was given to consultations for master's students on their thesis topics and writing scientific articles. For master's students in "Geoecology and Nature Management," "Biology," "Geography," and "Chemistry," he delivered a course on "Geoecology and Sustainable Development."
Professor Kupriyanov delivered a lecture on "Conservation and Management of Biodiversity: Problems and Tasks" for students in "Biology" and "Ecology," master's students in "Biology," "Geoecology and Nature Management," PhD candidates in "Biology," and faculty of the Agricultural Institute named after V.I. Dvurechensky.
He covered theoretical foundations and methods for solving scientific and practical tasks in studying and preserving biodiversity, with a focus on species and ecosystem levels of diversity, including methods for assessing the state and dynamics of biodiversity amid local and global environmental changes, as well as international programs and national strategies for studying and conserving biodiversity.
Over four weeks, he delivered a course on "Modern Issues in Plant Taxonomy" for master's students in "Biology" and "Geoecology and Nature Management." Students in "Biology" and "Ecology" programs attended a course on "Medicinal Resource Studies."
Professor Solovyov was invited to the Department of Natural Sciences. He shared his research on global ornithological issues in Northern Eurasia with his Kazakhstani colleagues.
Professor Festa was invited to the Department of Mathematics and Physics, where he conducted lectures and practical sessions with students in the "Mathematics" educational program. As a scientific consultant, he met with master's students to discuss their thesis topics. Additionally, he held training seminars for young scientists and PhD candidates and conducted professional development courses for the university's faculty.
Professor Tashev delivered lectures and practical sessions for students, master's students, and PhD candidates in the Departments of "Biology, Ecology, and Chemistry" and "Natural Sciences," as well as training seminars for young scientists and PhD candidates. He also conducted professional development courses for the university's faculty.
