More recently, namely on May 15, at a cluster meeting in Almaty, which was held by the National Office of ERASMUS +

More recently, namely on May 15, at a cluster meeting in Almaty, which was held by the National Office of ERASMUS + in Kazakhstan, Tasbulatova Shaizada Umurzakovna, noting the significance of the results of projects under the EU ERASMUS+ program, focused our attention on the sustainability and value of the projects being implemented, that they should become a professional platform for further strategies development and improvement of the higher education system in Kazakhstan.

Thanks to such events initiated by the National Office of ERASMUS +, there is a constructive professional dialogue between partners, an exchange of experience in the implementation of international projects and a real master class from experts on the reform of higher education in Kazakhstan: S.M.Omirbayev, B.M.Narbekova, D.J. Ahmed-Zaki

The sustainability and value of the project lies in the fact that the project expands the boundaries of cooperation between partner universities not only within the country, but also abroad. Thus, the project "KUTEL" is aimed at the quality of education in universities of Kazakhstan, using new technologies and information and communication resources. In this regard, on June 13, 2019, representatives of Ualikhanov University, S.S. Kairdenov and M. Bayadilov, met with European partners, representatives of Guglielmo Marconi University.

The program of the working visit identified the tasks of cooperation:

Meeting with KUTEL Project Coordinator and project members Ms. Monica Fasciani, Ms. Sara Cella, Ms. Federica Fungi and Mr. Matteo Martini.

Discussion of the content of Guglielmo Marconi University methodological recommendations on the development of criteria for ensuring the quality of higher education at KSU.

Meeting with the Vice-Rector for International Cooperation and Strategic Management of the University.

Attending Law School and Business School

Meeting with the Director of the Department of Research and Development, Mr. Arthur Lavalle.