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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COUNCIL

The Scientific and Technical Council (STC) is a consultative and advisory body of the university, which coordinates the scientific activities of the university in the field of fundamental and applied research, reviews scientific articles, monographs and recommends them for publication in scientific journals.

The goal of the STC is to activate the research activities of the teaching staff, effectively implement the university's scientific policy, and promote the university's scientific achievements.

Tasks of the STC:

1 Improving the scientific, pedagogical, scientific and technical potential of the university.

2 Creating conditions for establishing the university's own "scientific schools";

3 Selection and detailed discussion, objective assessment, as well as nomination for implementation of promising, logically completed research work of scientists or a team of scientists of the university;

4 Implementation of a unified scientific policy of the university in the interests of effective development of science;

5 Promoting the development of innovative activities;

6 Development of international relations for organizing joint research in promising areas of science;

7 Promoting the development of effective cooperation of the university with leading scientific centers in Kazakhstan, near and far abroad, including within the framework of international programs and projects;

Functions of the STC:

1 Ensuring the participation of scientific, technical and pedagogical staff of the university in creating scientific products and increasing the competitiveness of scientific research results;

2 Conducting scientific expertise on research projects;

3 Coordination of research activities with other research organizations in the field of applied scientific research;

4 Comprehensive, objective discussion of scientific and technical projects, as well as their recommendation for participation in competitions;

5 Evaluation of the results of R&D on contractual and state budget topics;

6 Monitoring R&D across departments;

7 Assisting in attracting industrial enterprises, business structures and commercial organizations to conduct joint scientific research;

8 Developing evaluation criteria for the work of academic supervisors, their personal contribution to science development, generating new ideas;

9 Development of recommendations and proposals for improving the scientific activities of departments.