EXPANDED BOARD MEETING HELD AT AMANZHOLOV UNIVERSITY

Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University held an expanded meeting of the Board chaired by The Chairman of the Board – Rector Gulzhan Jarassova.

During the meeting, participants considered key issues related to the development of higher education and science and identified the University’s main priorities for the upcoming period in line with current trends and strategic objectives in the education sector.

One of the central items on the agenda was the outcome of the national meeting of university rectors. Participants discussed the results achieved in education and science over the past seven years and outlined priorities for further work. Particular attention was paid to tasks aimed at improving the quality of education, strengthening scientific potential, and enhancing the activities of higher education institutions.

Another major area of discussion focused on the implementation of initiatives presented at the forum dedicated to Higher Education Workers’ Day. Participants considered ways to put these objectives into practice at the University, with particular emphasis on the digital transformation of the educational environment, the integration of artificial intelligence into the learning process, and the strengthening of international cooperation.

The discussion also addressed the use of modern digital technologies in educational and research activities, the improvement of approaches to specialist training, and the expansion of cooperation with international universities and research organizations.

The meeting became a platform for discussing current areas of the University’s development and coordinating further actions to implement the identified objectives. The priorities outlined are aimed at improving the educational process, supporting scientific initiatives, introducing innovative solutions, and strengthening international academic ties.

Consistent work in these areas will enable Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University to continue developing its educational and scientific potential.