Lecture “Exploring Our Homeland – Discovering Our Country”

On September 28, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., the Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Evidence-Based Medicine of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Care held a lecture entitled “Exploring Our Homeland – Discovering Our Country.” The event was organized as part of the implementation of the strategic plans of the University and the Faculty.

The lecture focused on preserving historical memory and national values while fostering students’ interest in learning about Kazakhstan through its regions. Its aim was to broaden students’ understanding of the country’s diversity, traditions, landmarks, and significant historical events.

The lecture was held under the supervision of Senior Lecturer Akylbek Saktapov. Presentations were delivered by Medina Kurmanbayeva and Zerda Zhiyenbayeva, third-year students of the Dentistry educational program. The event was attended by third-year Dentistry students and second- to fourth-year Public Health students.

The program covered different regions of Kazakhstan, prominent historical figures, natural and cultural landmarks, local traditions, and their role in the country’s development. The presentations were accompanied by photographs, maps, and other visual materials.

The lecture was conducted in an interactive format, allowing students to ask questions, share interesting facts about their home regions, and discuss the presented topics.

The event contributed to broadening students’ knowledge of Kazakhstan, strengthening their civic identity, and fostering respect for the country’s national and cultural heritage.