Meeting on “Student Life and the Rule of Law: Responsibility and Ethics” Held at Dormitory No. 15

      On October 28, 2026, specialists from the Student Campus of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University organized a meeting with students at Dormitory No. 15 entitled “Student Life and the Rule of Law: Responsibility and Ethics.”

      The main objective of the meeting was to promote legal awareness among students, strengthen their sense of responsibility under the law, and explain the importance of observing ethical standards in everyday life. Particular attention was paid to improving young people's legal literacy, developing appropriate conduct in public spaces, and strengthening the principles of mutual respect and responsibility within the student community.

      The meeting was attended by E.T. Kalshayev, Deputy Director of the Student Campus, and A.N. Sakenova, Deputy Dean for Social and Educational Affairs of the Faculty of Geography and Environmental Sciences. They engaged in an open discussion and exchanged views with students.

      During the meeting, participants discussed compliance with student campus regulations, respect for the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan, appropriate conduct in public places, personal responsibility and mutual respect. The importance of following dormitory rules, taking good care of shared property, and respecting the rights and personal space of others was also highlighted.

      In his remarks, E.T. Kalshayev emphasized that students should not only strive to receive a quality education but also develop into active, conscious and responsible members of society. He highlighted that compliance with legal requirements, internal regulations and the principles of academic integrity is an essential part of every student's civic responsibility. He also stressed the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions and actively participating in university life.

      In turn, A.N. Sakenova highlighted the importance of developing personal qualities such as politeness, mutual understanding, respect and responsibility. She noted that moral values and positive behavioural habits acquired during university years play an important role in students' future professional careers and participation in society.

      During the meeting, students had the opportunity to ask questions, share their opinions and put forward suggestions. The open dialogue provided a platform for discussing relevant issues and broadening students' understanding of legal and ethical standards.

      Meetings of this kind not only improve young people's legal awareness but also contribute to developing civic responsibility, respect for public order and a culture of academic integrity among students. Regular educational and awareness-raising activities in the Student Campus are an important part of creating a safe, comfortable and respectful university environment.