The faculty of ALT University took part in the AI for Education International Summit, held on April 22–23, 2026, at the Palace of the Republic. This large-scale event brought together experts in education, technology, and public administration from 20 countries worldwide.
The summit was organized by the HOPE Foundation with the support of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The participation of ALT University representatives in such an international forum reflects the university’s strategic commitment to integrating modern technologies into the educational process, developing digital competencies, and training the next generation of specialists.
The summit addressed key issues regarding the transformation of education in the era of Artificial Intelligence: ethical standards, personal data protection, digital sovereignty, faculty professional development, and the application of AI tools in the classroom.
The event program includes practice-oriented sessions, masterclasses, demonstrations of real-world cases, international networking, and discussions on global trends in education. Special emphasis was placed on how Artificial Intelligence can enhance the quality of learning, reduce the administrative burden on teachers, and make the educational process more personalized.
Key speakers at the summit included representatives from international organizations and companies such as Google for Education and Canva, alongside world-leading experts in EdTech and digital transformation.
For ALT University faculty, participation in the AI for Education International Summit provided an opportunity to explore global best practices and discuss new approaches to teaching and the integration of AI solutions into the academic environment.
Today, Artificial Intelligence is no longer a technology of the future but a practical tool of the present. Consequently, the university continues to actively develop its innovative infrastructure, implement digital solutions, and create modern conditions for training competitive specialists.
