An international PhD Talks session was held at the Kazakh National Women’s Teacher Training University, organized by the Department of Postgraduate Education and the Office of International Cooperation.
The event brought together doctoral students, early-career researchers, and faculty members, focusing their efforts on expanding scientific collaboration and strengthening international academic ties.
The guest of honor was Professor Krishnamurti Ramachandran from SRM Institute of Science and Technology (India). His participation marked an important step in advancing the university’s international scientific cooperation.
The professor delivered an insightful lecture titled “A Smart Guide to High-Impact Writing & Journal Selection,” during which he shared practical recommendations on choosing academic journals and improving the quality of research work. Doctoral students and young scholars actively asked questions, discussed the culture of scientific publishing, and explored modern international academic standards.
The meeting was opened by Aidana Nurtaza, Senior Manager of the Office of International Cooperation, who emphasized the importance of international partnerships, academic mobility, and scientific collaboration for the university’s development.
At the conclusion of the event, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor, and Honored Worker of the Atomic Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Mukhametkali Mataev, delivered closing remarks. He highlighted the significant role of PhD Talks in fostering the development of young researchers and strengthening international academic connections.
The PhD Talks series will continue to serve as a platform for interaction between young researchers and leading international scholars, promote interdisciplinary scientific dialogue, and open new opportunities for future international research projects.
