Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists, PhD, Associate Research Professor, Department of Regional Studies and International Relations
The Council of Young Scientists is a consultative and advisory working body that coordinates the scientific activities of young scientists and specialists working at the university.
The purpose of the Council of Young Scientists is to activate the professional growth of young scientists of the university, unite their efforts to develop topical scientific problems and solve priority scientific tasks, as well as the development of innovative activities of young scientists.
The Council of Young Scientists solves the following tasks:
Composition of the Council of Young Scientists
The research work of students (hereinafter referred to as R&D) is a set of educational, scientific, methodological and organizational measures that ensure mandatory end-to–end training of all students in the skills of scientific research in relation to the chosen educational program/ direction of training within the educational process and outside it.
The purpose of the Research and Development program is to increase the level of training of students through the development of the basics of professional and creative activity, methods, techniques and skills of performing scientific research, the development of abilities for scientific creativity, independence, initiative in studies and future life.
Tasks of the Research institute:
To organize the scientific work of students at each department, there are circles and clubs.
Scientific associations of students
Throughout the history of the university, the republican scientific-practical conference “Zhas-Turan” is held every year, in which young teachers, doctoral students, undergraduates and students from different universities of Kazakhstan take part.
Turan University provides an opportunity for students to participate in international youth activities aimed at developing professional and analytical skills. Within the framework of such events, the Model UN conference and the ENACTUS program function.
More than 200 students became winners at conferences, olympiads in Kazakhstan, CIS countries and far abroad.
Such approaches ensured the inclusion of 100% of students in the students’ research activities (publications, participation in conferences and scientific competitions, development of scientific projects, writing term papers, theses, dissertations, etc.).
Priority directions of students' research work for 2024