Representatives of Karaganda University of Kazpotrebsoyuz took part in a working meeting held at the Center for Labor Mobility, with the participation of career centers from leading universities in the city.
The meeting focused on discussing current issues related to graduate employment and developing effective mechanisms for cooperation between educational institutions and the labor market.
During the meeting, participants exchanged experiences, discussed existing barriers to the employment of young specialists, the demand for various specialties, and issues related to employment in accordance with obtained qualifications. Special attention was paid to the fulfillment of state educational grant obligations by graduates.
Director of the Center for Labor Mobility, N. Syzdykov, delivered a welcoming speech, emphasizing the importance of a systematic approach to addressing youth employment issues and implementing joint initiatives aimed at reducing graduate unemployment.
Following the meeting, the participants expressed their readiness to continue cooperation, strengthen information exchange, and develop specific measures to facilitate the successful employment of university graduates in the region.
Karaganda University of Kazpotrebsoyuz has summarized the results of the Regional Geography Olympiad held at the university. The intellectual competition brought together more than 50 students of grades 10–11 from secondary schools, gymnasiums, and lyceums of Karaganda city and the Karaganda region.
The annual Olympiad aims to promote geography as a science and to support students in their career guidance and future professional choice.
The methodological, organizational, and informational support of the event was provided by the Department of Tourism and Restaurant Business.
The jury, composed of faculty members of Karaganda University of Kazpotrebsoyuz, highly appreciated the participants’ level of preparation and their interest in geographical studies.
On March 18, 2026, an International Scientific and Practical Conference entitled “Sociocultural Dynamics in the Context of the Information Society” was held at our university, dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the institution.
The conference brought together leading scholars and public figures from Kazakhstan, Russia, Bulgaria, and other countries. The participants developed a number of recommendations aimed at advancing sociocultural dynamics in the information society, promoting active digitalization, and modernizing public institutions. Particular attention was paid to strengthening national unity, harmonizing interethnic relations, and improving mechanisms of social justice in the digital age. The importance of creating an inclusive digital environment ensuring equal access to knowledge, technologies, and opportunities for self-realization was emphasized. The implementation of these recommendations is regarded as a key factor for sustainable development and competitiveness of modern society in the context of global transformations.
We express our sincere gratitude to all participants for their active engagement, productive work, and valuable contribution to the development of scientific and public dialogue.
On March 18, 2026, Karaganda University of Kazpotrebsoyuz signed a memorandum of cooperation with the regional branch of the “Damu Entrepreneurship Development Fund” JSC in the Karaganda region.
The main objective of the memorandum is to develop long-term partnership relations aimed at expanding cooperation in the fields of education, science, and innovation. The parties intend to combine their efforts to implement joint initiatives focused on improving the quality of training and retraining of specialists, advancing research activities, and facilitating the employment of university graduates.
The signing of the memorandum is of strategic importance for the University and is aimed at strengthening ties with the regional business sector. The cooperation will enable the integration of modern business practices into the educational process, enhance the practice-oriented approach to learning, and develop востребованные профессиональные и предпринимательские компетенции among students.
Within the framework of cooperation, the parties plan to implement joint educational programs, conduct training seminars, workshops, and master classes with the participation of Damu Fund experts, as well as organize internships and practical training opportunities and facilitate the employment of students and graduates.
The signing of the memorandum opens up new opportunities for the sustainable development of the University, increasing its competitiveness, and strengthening its position in the regional educational and scientific landscape.
On March 12, 2026, Karaganda University of Kazpotrebsoyuz hosted an event aimed at promoting the “Law and Order” ideology. The meeting was attended by distinguished guests, including K.S. Baidyldin, Prosecutor of the 6th Department of the Karaganda Region Prosecutor’s Office; Ya.A. Gorokhova, Prosecutor of the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office supervising the legality of execution of criminal sentences in institutions of the Karaganda region; and E.A. Beisekeeyev, Chief Specialist of the Department of the Penal System of the Karaganda region. The event opened with welcoming remarks by S.V. Fedotov, Head of the University’s Compliance Service, who introduced the theme of the meeting – “Every person makes their own choice.” In his speech, he highlighted the activities of the university’s anti-corruption service and encouraged students to comply with the law and strengthen their anti-corruption culture. During the event, K.S. Baidyldin emphasized that the “Law and Order” ideology is a key strategic principle aimed at strengthening legal awareness and fostering responsible civic behavior. As part of the meeting, a teleconference was organized with inmates serving sentences in correctional institutions of the Karaganda region. During the teleconference, students had the opportunity to ask questions to inmates serving sentences for various offenses, including fraud, dropper schemes, and drug-related crimes. The participants shared their personal experiences, spoke about the consequences of unlawful actions, and urged students to obey the law and make conscious life choices.
