Kokshetau State University

Kokshetau State University (KSU) is a public university in Kokshetau, Kazakhstan, founded in 1962. It is named after Shokan Ualikhanov, a Kazakh scholar and explorer. Here is some more information about KSU:

- KSU has 12 faculties, 66 departments, and 7 research institutes that offer a wide range of programs in natural sciences, medicine, humanities, social sciences, and arts.
- KSU has more than 11,000 students, including about 1,000 international students from 30 countries. KSU also has more than 1,500 faculty members, many of whom have academic degrees and titles.
- KSU has a modern campus with well-equipped facilities, such as libraries, laboratories, clinics, sports centers, dormitories, and canteens. KSU also provides various services and support for students, such as scholarships, counseling, cultural events, and academic mobility.
- KSU is actively involved in international cooperation and partnerships with universities and organizations from Europe, Asia, and America. KSU is a member of several international associations and networks, such as the Magna Charta Universitatum, the International Research Journal for Medical Students, and the Cochrane Library.
- KSU has a reputation for excellence in research and innovation, especially in the fields of biotechnology, nanotechnology, oncology, and cardiology. KSU participates in various national and international projects and grants, such as the Bolashak program, the World Health Organization, and the Ministry of Healthcare of Kazakhstan.