From 2004 to 2006, I studied Jurisprudence at Central Asian University in Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan, where I obtained a Bachelor's degree. My legal education provided a foundation for my subsequent professional development.
From 2023 to 2025, I continued my education at D. A. Kunaev University under the Master's programme 7M04204 — Jurisprudence, where I obtained a Master's degree in Legal Sciences.
My professional and academic activities are associated with higher legal education, research into current issues in jurisprudence, and the training of qualified specialists in the field of law.
My principal research interests include legal theory, the classification of intersectoral principles of law, the principles of legality and judicial independence, current issues in criminal legislation, and the legal regulation of public administration.
My academic work addresses the theoretical foundations of intersectoral legal principles, their purposes and regulatory potential, the relationship between judicial independence and the principle of legality, as well as selected issues in criminal procedure, the presumption of innocence, and customs legislation.
Other areas reflected in my research include public administration of the social security system in Kazakhstan and legal aspects of the activities of customs authorities.
I currently serve as a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Law of the Kazakh National Agrarian Research University. My professional activities focus on the development of higher legal education, academic work, and the training of qualified legal professionals.
2004–2006 — Central Asian University, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan. Specialization: Jurisprudence. Academic degree: Bachelor's degree.
2023–2025 — D. A. Kunaev University, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan. Educational programme 7M04204 — Jurisprudence. Academic degree: Master of Legal Sciences.
My research interests focus on theoretical and practical issues in legal science, the development of intersectoral principles of law, legislative improvement, and the legal mechanisms of public administration.
My principal areas of academic interest include the classification of intersectoral legal principles, their regulatory functions, judicial independence, the principle of legality, criminal law, the presumption of innocence, and legal aspects of customs activities.
My academic work also addresses public administration of the social security system, economic smuggling, and the legal regulation of customs authorities.
Research Works Listed in the Questionnaires:
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“The Grounds for the Classification of Intersectoral Principles of Law.”
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“Classification of Intersectoral Principles of Law by Purpose and Regulatory Capabilities.”
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“Correlation of the Principle of Independence of Judges and the Principle of Legality.”
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“The Framework of Social Security System Public Management in Kazakhstan.”
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“Some Issues Related to the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.”
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“Cases of Economic Smuggling in the Activities of Customs Authorities.”
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“Legal Aspects of Customs Activity in the Framework of the EAEC.”
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“Some Questions of the Principle of the Presumption of Innocence in Criminal Proceedings.”
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“Presumption of Innocence in Verifying the Law and Validity of Sentences.”