KMU “KSPH” hosted a meeting for graduates of the doctoral programs in the 2025–2026 academic year and newly admitted doctoral students enrolled in the Public Health and Medicine educational programs.
Rector of KMU “KSPH”, Ardak Auyezova, welcomed the participants, met the newly admitted doctoral students, and introduced them to the university, its key areas of activity, as well as its educational and research opportunities. Particular attention was given to the prospects for research activities, professional development, and the implementation of research projects during the period of study.
As part of the meeting, a congratulatory ceremony was held for graduates of the doctoral programs 8D10101 “Public Health” and 8D10141 “Medicine” who completed their studies in the 2025–2026 academic year.
The graduates shared their experiences of academic and research work and expressed their gratitude to their academic supervisors for their professional mentorship, continuous support throughout their studies, and contribution to their development as researchers. Addressing the newly admitted doctoral students, the graduates wished them successful studies, perseverance, scientific discoveries, and the achievement of their goals.
A special highlight of the meeting was the presentation of certificates to the recipients of the Rector’s Grant for doctoral studies for the 2026–2029 academic years.
For the educational program 8D10141 “Medicine”, the Rector’s Grant was awarded to:
— Zhazira Quttybaiqyzy Simtikova;
— Aziza Ruslanovna Raimova.
For the educational program 8D10101 “Public Health”, the Rector’s Grant was awarded to:
— Aibek Berikuly Qurakbay.
The meeting brought together different generations of doctoral students and served as a platform for sharing experience, strengthening academic continuity, and establishing new professional and research connections.
KMU “KSPH” congratulates the graduates on the successful completion of an important stage of their academic journey and the newly admitted doctoral students on the beginning of their studies. We wish them fruitful research, impactful studies, professional growth, and new achievements for the advancement of medicine, public health, and the healthcare system.
