International communication
KSTU named after I. Razzakov
Боковое меню
Institutions
Kyrgyz Civil Engineering Institute named after N. Isanov
Exploitation of transport and technological machines
International communication
The of "Operation of Transport and Technological Machines" department actively cooperates with many countries, including China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan, European countries and others. This wide network of international connections contributes significantly to the diversity of experience and knowledge, enriching our educational and scientific community.
Through student exchanges, our students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the cultures and educational practices of countries as diverse as China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan and many other European countries. This exchange helps build intercultural understanding and develop an international perspective.
Joint research projects conducted by the department include partnerships with scientists and engineers from various countries. These countries include China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan, European countries and many others. This cooperation creates a fruitful environment for the exchange of expertise and the development of advanced technologies in the field of transport and technological machines.
Participation in international conferences and seminars in these countries provides the department with the opportunity to present its research, discuss current topics with the international community and strengthen partnerships.
Through our commitment to international relations, the Department of Transportation and Technology Operations strives to create an inclusive and dynamic environment that prepares our students and faculty for the challenges and opportunities of a globally connected world.
Thus, the department maintains close ties with China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan, European countries and many others, creating a dynamic and global environment for the development of education, science and engineering practice.
KSTU named after I. Razzakov Боковое меню Institutions Kyrgyz Civil Engineering Institute named after N. Isanov Exploitation of transport and technological machines International communication
The of "Operation of Transport and Technological Machines" department actively cooperates with many countries, including China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan, European countries and others. This wide network of international connections contributes significantly to the diversity of experience and knowledge, enriching our educational and scientific community.
Through student exchanges, our students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the cultures and educational practices of countries as diverse as China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan and many other European countries. This exchange helps build intercultural understanding and develop an international perspective.
Joint research projects conducted by the department include partnerships with scientists and engineers from various countries. These countries include China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan, European countries and many others. This cooperation creates a fruitful environment for the exchange of expertise and the development of advanced technologies in the field of transport and technological machines.
Participation in international conferences and seminars in these countries provides the department with the opportunity to present its research, discuss current topics with the international community and strengthen partnerships.
Through our commitment to international relations, the Department of Transportation and Technology Operations strives to create an inclusive and dynamic environment that prepares our students and faculty for the challenges and opportunities of a globally connected world.
Thus, the department maintains close ties with China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Japan, Uzbekistan, European countries and many others, creating a dynamic and global environment for the development of education, science and engineering practice.