The Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University held the official opening of the Decade of Science as part of the month dedicated to scientific research. The solemn meeting was themed "QYZPU: AI-SCIENCE 2026 – New Horizons of Science."
The primary goal of this year’s Decade of Science is the effective use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in research activities, the digitalization of data processing, and the implementation of innovative technologies within the academic environment.
The event was opened by Aktolkyn Kulsarieva, Vice-Rector for Research and Strategic Initiatives, who highlighted the importance of intellectual inquiry and new milestones in developing the university's scientific fields.
Distinguished guests of the event included Kuantar Alikhanov, Managing Director of the National Academy of Sciences under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and Professor, Takir Balykbaev, Director of the Central Asian Regional Glaciological Center under the auspices of UNESCO, Yulia Andreeva, Founder of iTeacher Academy along with prominent scientists and young researchers.
As part of the ceremony, a special exhibition was organized to showcase the achievements and research projects of university scientists from recent years. The event concluded with a concert program performed by students.
The first day of Decade of Science kicks off at QyzPU: Integration of Artificial Intelligence and Science featured insightful practical sessions. The Department of Information Technology and Library Science hosted a round table discussion titled "Reliable and Unreliable Sources."
Throughout April, forums, workshops, and foresight sessions will continue across all educational programs.
