ALT UNIVERSITY named after M. Tynyshpaev hosted a professional training programme for representatives of Tashkent State Transport University (Republic of Uzbekistan). The delegation included an Associate Professor from the Department of Power Supply, master’s students and a doctoral student.
As part of the training programme, the guests visited the educational and research laboratories of the Department of Energy and learned about their modern equipment and the organisation of the educational process. Particular attention was paid to students’ practical training and the University’s cooperation with enterprises in the energy sector. The guests were also introduced to two Department of Energy branches operating at industrial partner organisations: the ECH-19 unit of the Almaty Power Supply Distance of JSC Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ) and JSC Alatau Zharyk Company (AZhK).
Timur Nailovich Batyrdinov, Associate Professor of the Department of Power Supply at Tashkent State Transport University, expressed his sincere gratitude to the management and staff of ALT UNIVERSITY for their warm welcome, informative training programme and the opportunity to learn firsthand about the operation of the Department of Energy branches at industrial facilities. He emphasised the practical value of the experience presented and its potential application in educational activities.
During the training programme, the participants exchanged professional and academic experience and discussed prospects for further cooperation in education and research. Representatives of Tashkent State Transport University proposed exploring the possibility of establishing a joint dual-degree programme in the Electrical Power Engineering educational programme. Prospective areas for conducting joint research projects were also identified.
The training programme served as a platform for exchanging knowledge and professional experience, as well as discussing new forms of inter-university cooperation.
The event aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 17: “Partnerships for the Goals,” contributing to the development of international educational ties, the exchange of academic expertise and the creation of opportunities for implementing joint educational and research projects.
Authors: S.M. Utepbergenova
