Founded as Kazakh Medical Institute 1931. Renamed Almaty State Medical Institute 1961. Became Kazakh State Medical University 1996. Acquired present status and title 2001.
Kazakh National Medical University is a university in Almaty, Kazakhstan. It is the no.1 medical institute in all of Kazakhstan. Many of Kazakhstan’s leading physicians are affiliated with the university. It is dedicated to S.D. Asfendiyarov who was the first rector when the university was established in 1931. In 2001, the government classified it as a "national" university. There are more than 11000 students, PhD students study at KazNMU, and there are more than 1500 faculty members working at KazNMU, including more than 200 doctors of science, 130 professors, more than 500 candidates of science and 15-laureates of State prizes
The university was established in 1999 in Astana as a branch office of the Turar Ryskulov Kazakh Economic University (leading university in the sphere of economics and finance) in order to develop a new educational and cultural center in Astana. In 2007 after the changes in legislation regarding the educational sphere the branch office has seized the activity and was transformed into an independent higher educational institution – Kazakh University of economics, finance and international trade. During the last years the university has become a large educational center with high qualified staff and good facilities and equipment. Currently the structure of the university consists of 3 faculties and 10 departments.
Samarkand Institute of economics and service was founded in 1931 in Tashkent as "Central Asian Institute of Planning". In april, 1935, given institute was transferred to the State plan committee of Uzbekistan, and was named "Uzbekistan’s Planning Institute" and in August, 1935, it moved from Tashkent to Samarkand. In 1936 Uzbekistan’s Planning Institute joined to State Trade and Cooperative Institute and became Uzbekistan’s National Economic Institute. On the 10 of June, 1949, it was titled as "Samarkand Soviet Trade Institute" . By the order of former Soviet of Ministers on November 30, 1960 this Institute was removed to Centrosoyuz and was called "Samarkand Cooperative Institute". Beginning from 1998 year according to order number 123 from the 24 of May, 1998, Samarkand Cooperative Institute was transferred to the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special education of the Republic of Uzbekistan. On the 26 of March 2004 according to the order of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan number 144 the given Institute was changed into the Samarkand Institute of economics and service.
Namangan Engineering Pedagogical Institute (NamEPI) was established as the Namangan branch of Tashkent Mechanical Engineering Institute in 1991 for the purpose of improvement of education of engineers, more complete satisfaction of the demand for engineers in the Ferghana Valley and development of the scientific technical potential of the region. It is considered as the basic higher educational institution for preparation of qualified engineer-pedagogues for vocational colleges by the decision №77 (February 24, 1998) of the Cabinet of Ministers of the republic of Uzbekistan.
The Institute provides instruction not only for engineer-pedagogues, but also for engineers, technologists and economists in various branches of the national economy. At the present the Institute is one of the recognized leaders in the system of vocational pedagogical education of the Republic. The students of the Institute acquire fundamental knowledge in the fields of natural sciences, technical sciences, humanities and economics combined with profound psychological, pedagogical, vocational and industrial preparation in the course of instruction.
Graduating students of NamEPI are specialists, who possess a unique combination of professional qualities and perfectly meet the requirements of the market economy.
Samarkand State University is a major university in Samarkand, Uzbekistan established by a government decree of the Government of Uzbekistan dated 22 January 1927 in the city of Samarkand. The university is commonly known as Samarkand University (in Uzbek Samarqand universiteti)
The university was originally organized in 1927 as the Uzbek Pedagogical Institute and in 1930, it was renamed the Uzbek State Pedagogical Academy and in 1933, upon merger of the Pedagogical Academy and the Uzbek State Medical Institute into the Uzbek State University. In 1941—2016, the University was named after poet and philosopher Ali-Shir Nava’i (alternative transliteration Alisher Navoi).
In 1961, the Uzbek State University was finally renamed the Samarkand State University, a name it keeps to date. The rector of the university since 2015 is Dr. Alimdjan Rakhimovich Khalmukhamedov.
Currently, the University comprises the following faculties: Philology; History and Philosophy; Teaching; Physics and Mathematics; Biology; Economy; Tajik Philology; Russian Philology; Law; Physical education.
Los objetivos de la Academia de Artes se basan en las prioridades de la misión:
• Implementar programas educativos de acuerdo con estándares internacionales en todas las etapas de la enseñanza; • Realizar estudios científicos de alta importancia académica y práctica en el campo de las humanidades (historia del arte y teoría, culturología), arquitectura, arte y restauración / conservación; • Programas educativos de alta calidad para preparar especialistas con calificaciones relevantes;
Las tareas son para llevar a cabo estos objetivos:
• Expansión y profundización de la cooperación con las instituciones de educación superior de Europa y el perfil artístico estadounidense; • Desarrollo de programas de intercambio internacional para el intercambio mutuo de potencial científico y creativo. • Mayor desarrollo de la base material de cada sector de las actividades educativas de la TSU con equipos y tecnologías modernos; • Completar la interoperabilidad con el espacio europeo unificado de educación superior mediante el aumento de la calidad de los programas educativos.
Sobre la misión se ha desarrollado y el proyecto fue asignado al Consejo Académico de las Artes, que decidió redactar para la discusión pública de las Artes publicados en el sitio web, fue enviado a la Facultad de Letras y el estudiante tvitmmartvelobas.tssa Consejo Académico el 27 de mayo de 2010, # 005 de protocolo. Uno de los proyectos de la misión fue aprobado por el Consejo Académico de las Artes (24 de junio de 2010, protocolo # 006) y las reuniones del Consejo de Representante (25 de junio de 2010, el protocolo # 06).
One can hardly find a place in Russia with such an impressive number of implemented national projects as in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Our most focused “development points” have been determined in industry, power engineering and energy, research and education. Siberian Federal University, as a response to regional developmental challenges, was established in 2006 to train highly qualified specialists capable of working in any region of our country, including severe conditions of the Northern areas.
The University was founded by merging 5 major Krasnoyarsk institutions of higher education. Among the members of the University Board of Trustees there are representatives of large companies, politicians and scientists. The Chairman of the Board is Dmitry Medvedev, the Prime Minister of Russia.
Mission Statement
The mission of the University is to create an advanced education, research and innovation infrastructure and to promote new knowledge and technologies to meet the challenges of social and economic development of the Siberian Federal District, as well as to form the human resources potential — competitive experts in the priority areas of the Siberian and Russian Federation development, corresponding to the modern intellectual requirements and meeting international standards.
Vision
Siberian Federal University is dedicated to establish itself as a world-class, competitive university that undertakes to make a research and contribution to the international distinction for Siberia’s benefit. Siberian Federal University is committed to create many thousands of skilled and qualified workers for a range of industries and public services. Its primary purpose is to enable leading industries in Russia and Siberia to compete internationally and to strengthen the Russian contribution to the economic development of the Asian-Pacific region. Siberian Federal University has aligned all its vision and activities to improve the development of local industry — a great return for the university’s many stakeholders. In addition to these economic benefits and the increased recognition and opportunities for Siberian Federal District and Krasnoyarsk on the international stage, the mission of SibFU is to produce teaching and learning benefits and strengthen public services in Siberia by the development of professional skills.
Our Mission
To contribute to major national economic projects (located in Eastern Siberia, Russia’s Far East) as well as to the economic development of the Asian-Pacific region; to create a skilled labour force; To raise the university’s international profile in terms of teaching and research; To integrate university research into Russian economic development, to create new hi-tech industries in the region; To work together with businesses and local government to prepare a flexible workforce capable of adapting to changing labour markets; To make investment to enhance staff career opportunities and improve academic buildings, libraries, equipment and IT infrastructure.
The University has seven campuses as well as a number of other sites of operation, such as the Pretoria Academic Hospital. Central administration is located at the Hatfield Campus.
The University of Pretoria offers more than 1 800 academic programmes in two of the official languages, namely Afrikaans and English. (Some programmes and modules are offered only in English.)
In 1996, the University of Pretoria became the university with the highest research output in South Africa and we have maintained this status.
The University of Pretoria celebrated its Centenary in 2008.
The academic programmes of the University are offered in nine faculties, as well as a business school. The faculties comprise a total of 140 departments and 85 centres, institutes and bureaus. UP is at the forefront of tertiary education in the country and collaborates with world-class partners to ensure continued excellence in learning and teaching.
Vision To be a leading research‐intensive university in Africa, recognised internationally for its quality, relevance and impact, as also for developing people, creating knowledge and making a difference locally and globally.
Mission In pursuing recognition and excellence in its core functions of research, teaching and learning, and integrating engagement with society and communities into these, the University of Pretoria will use quality, relevance, diversity and sustainability as its navigational markers.
Mission: Formation of personnel potential – highly qualified specialists competitive on domestic and international labor market. Vision: Enter the world’s TOP-200 leading research universities. Purpose: Transformation from the classical national university into research university of a world class. There are 6 strategic directions are defined in the Strategic plan of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University for 2015-2020: Strategic direction 1 To improve quality of educational activities. Strategic direction 2 To develop and improve quality of scientific research and innovative activity. Strategic direction 3 Extension of the international cooperation. Strategic direction 4 To improve welfare activity, involve youth into social and economic development of the country. Strategic direction 5 Development of the infrastructure and implementation of the latest information technologies. Strategic direction 6 To improve the efficiency of financial and economic activities.
Vision Enter the world’s TOP-200 leading research universities. Purpose: Transformation from the classical national university into research university of a world class. There are 6 strategic directions are defined in the Strategic plan of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University for 2015-2020: Strategic direction 1 To improve quality of educational activities. Strategic direction 2 To develop and improve quality of scientific research and innovative activity. Strategic direction 3 Extension of the international cooperation. Strategic direction 4 To improve welfare activity, involve youth into social and economic development of the country. Strategic direction 5 Development of the infrastructure and implementation of the latest information technologies. Strategic direction 6 To improve the efficiency of financial and economic activities.