International Cooperation

International cooperation is one of the university’s priorities and an integral part of its development strategy. The university actively develops partnerships with educational institutions, research organisations, medical centres, and international associations abroad.

Key Areas of Cooperation

1. Joint educational and research projects.
2. Academic mobility for students and teaching staff.
3. Participation in international conferences, forums, and seminars.
4. Internships and exchange programmes.
5. Development of research activities.
6. Exchange of modern educational technologies and teaching methods.

International cooperation supports the professional development of students and teaching staff, expands research networks, promotes the adoption of international educational standards, and helps prepare competitive professionals for the global labour market.

The university continues to strengthen its international ties, expand the geographical scope of its partnerships, and create new opportunities for quality education, research, and professional growth.