28 September 2026
AI & DIGITAL BRIDGE DIGITALIZATION WEEK LAUNCHED AT AMANZHOLOV UNIVERSITY
Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University has launched AI & Digital Bridge Digitalization Week. The event was organized by the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Digitalization together with the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Information Technologies.
The main purpose of Digitalization Week is to promote artificial intelligence technologies among students, introduce them to the University’s current AI projects, develop practical skills in using digital tools, and support first-year students in adapting to the University’s digital educational environment.
Member of the Board – Vice Rector for Economic Affairs and Digitalization Yerkhat Bigaliuly Mukazhanov delivered a welcoming address to the participants.
As part of the information session, representatives of the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Digitalization and relevant University units presented their main areas of activity and current digital initiatives.
Software Engineer Malika Askarkyzy spoke about the activities of the Artificial Intelligence Center, its key areas of work, and the results of the AI-Sana project.
Software Engineer Adlet Amangeldin presented the activities of the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Digitalization, its main areas of work, and digital initiatives.
Bakytzhan Bekenovna Kelgenbayeva, Candidate of Philological Sciences, presented an educational initiative, in particular a course developed for study on the international educational platform Coursera.
Perizat Anafiya, Digital Officer of the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Digitalization, spoke about the AI-Ustaz and C2U projects aimed at expanding digital and educational opportunities.
A special part of the opening programme was devoted to the presentation of student projects in the fields of artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
Alexey Khorev, a second-year student of the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence educational program, presented the Antibullying chatbot designed to support users and help prevent bullying.
Arai Yergali, a fourth-year student of the Information Systems educational program, presented a project for diagnosing lung diseases, demonstrating the potential of digital technologies and artificial intelligence in healthcare.
Yernur Maratov and Madi Marat, third-year students of the Mathematics and Computer Science educational program, presented the “Digital Mentor for First-Year Students” project. The solution is designed to help new students adapt to the University environment and access the information they need through digital tools.
Nazerke Mautbekov, a fourth-year student of the Physics and Computer Science educational program, presented the Nuvion mobile application designed to support physics learning and improve access to educational content.
Another project presented was Sapar Group, developed by Nurkhat Beimakhan, a fourth-year student of the Physics and Computer Science educational program. The project focuses on planning tourist trips across Kazakhstan using digital technologies.
The opening of AI & Digital Bridge Digitalization Week became a platform for introducing students to the University’s digital initiatives and practical projects developed by students and staff. The programme will continue with thematic events dedicated to artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and their application in educational and professional activities.





