International Agricultural Forum: Green Agenda and Agriculture
On May 22, 2024, Gulsim Sultanovna Aitkhozhayeva, Assistant of the Department of Land Resources and Cadastre, presented a report titled "Carbon Farming — A Path to Sustainable Agriculture" at the International Agricultural Forum: Green Agenda and Agriculture. The forum was organized by the Serbian Association of Agricultural Economists in collaboration with the Erasmus+ program within the framework of the AGROKAZ project at the University of Novi Sad (Serbia).
The forum was attended by scientists, students, and agricultural producers from Serbia, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, and Kazakhstan. Participants shared the results of their research and discussed current issues faced by farmers in the fields of conservation and organic farming.
Studying in Lithuania: An Academic Mobility Experience
Studying abroad is not only an opportunity to gain new knowledge, but also a chance to broaden one’s horizons, discover another culture, and gain valuable international experience. As part of the academic mobility program, Paizhan Bekzat Galymzhanuly, a student of the Cadastre educational program at the Department of Land Resources and Cadastre, is currently studying at Vytautas Magnus University in Lithuania. He is gaining an understanding of the European higher education system and developing his professional competencies in an international academic environment.
During his studies, Paizhan Bekzat Galymzhanuly attends lectures and practical classes, works on academic projects, and exchanges knowledge and experience with lecturers and students from different countries. This experience allows him to view familiar academic subjects from a new perspective, expand his knowledge, and gain insights into modern teaching approaches. The cultural component of the program is also particularly important. Living in Lithuania provides an opportunity to learn more about the country’s history, traditions, and everyday life, as well as to improve communication skills in foreign languages. Being in a new environment contributes to the development of the student’s independence, sense of responsibility, and ability to adapt quickly to change. Participation in the academic mobility program is becoming an important part of the student’s professional and personal development. The knowledge gained, international connections, and practical experience open up new opportunities for his further education and future successful professional career.
Academic mobility is a step towards new knowledge, new people, and new opportunities!
Guest Lecture within the Framework of the International GeoIMPACT Project
As part of the international Eurasia-Pacific Uninet (EPU) Project: GeoIMPACT, the Kazakh National Agrarian Research University (KazNARU) welcomed Professor Shahnawaz from the Department of Geoinformatics (Z_GIS) at the University of Salzburg, Austria, on an official visit. A guest lecture was organized by E. A. Mursalimova, Head of the Department of Land Resources and Cadastre and Associate Professor, for second- and third-year students enrolled in the Land Management and Cadastre educational programs.
The lecture addressed current issues related to the application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), modern geospatial technologies, and spatial analysis methods in land management, land cadastre, and land resource management.Special attention was given to international experience in applying digital technologies to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable land resource management. The guest lecture helped broaden students’ professional horizons, strengthen international academic cooperation, and develop practical competencies in the application of modern geoinformation technologies. International cooperation within the GeoIMPACT project creates new opportunities for scientific knowledge exchange, the integration of advanced GIS technologies into the educational process, and the improvement of training quality for future specialists in land management and cadastre.
From 12 to 21 October 2026, the Teenager Maker Camp was held in Xi’an, People’s Republic of China, as part of an international educational programme implemented with the participation of the Children in Science project of the International Centre of Scientific Collaborations (ICSC). Aitmukhanbet Fatima Aidynkyzy, a second-year student of the 6B07308 – Cadastre educational programme, participated in the event.
The participants visited Chinese universities, museums, and educational institutions, attended lectures and educational events, and learned about the distinctive features of China’s education system, scientific achievements, modern technologies, and the country’s cultural heritage.
The purpose of the trip was to broaden young people’s scientific and educational horizons, introduce them to modern advances in science and technology, explore international experience in education, and foster their interest in research. The trip also aimed to promote international scientific and educational cooperation, strengthen cultural ties between Kazakhstan and China, facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experience, and expand international engagement among young people.
