Lecture on “Humanitarian Education and Etiquette Culture in Kazakhstan” Held at the Department of Chinese studies

On February 26, 2026, Senior Lecturer Anuar Saule from the Department of Sinology delivered a special lecture for graduate and doctoral students from China. During the lecture, students were introduced to the features of humanitarian education in Kazakhstan, its cultural and social values, as well as traditional etiquette culture.

Anuar Saule highlighted the importance of moral education, humanitarian training, social culture, and etiquette norms in Kazakhstan. Students explored how cultural traditions and behavioral norms are applied in everyday life, academic settings, and international relations.

Additionally, participants used comparative analysis methods to examine the similarities and differences between the humanitarian education systems in Kazakhstan and China, emphasizing the importance of intercultural understanding and experience exchange.

This event contributed to the development of students’ communication, analytical, and ethical skills in a multicultural environment, as well as the acquisition of international scientific and academic experience.