Daria Baygozhina, a 2nd-year student of the 209th group of the Faculty of Law, took part in the academic mobility program last year and was sent to study at one of the leading universities in Europe, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (Poland).
For participation in the exchange program, Daria was recommended by the Department of Civil Law, Civil Procedure, and Labor Law as a student possessing outstanding abilities, high academic performance, and significant scientific and educational potential. Her studies abroad took place over one semester — from February to July 2025.
During her studies at Adam Mickiewicz University, the student mastered a number of specialized disciplines, acquired systematic and in-depth knowledge in the field of European Union legislation and the national legislation of Poland, and became familiar with European models of legal regulation in the field of civil and labor law. In addition, she expanded her knowledge in the field of international and comparative law, and also gained valuable experience of studying in an international academic environment. The educational process was organized at a high level and combined modern educational approaches, interactive teaching methods, and practice-oriented learning.
In addition to the academic component, participation in the academic mobility program allowed Daria to broaden her horizons, become acquainted with the culture and educational traditions of European countries, and also visit a number of European cities. This experience contributed to the development of intercultural communication, independence, and the formation of the professional worldview of a future lawyer.
Upon completion of her studies, Baigozhina Daria successfully returned to her home university with a new set of knowledge, skills, and impressions, which will undoubtedly contribute to her further professional and personal development. The participation of students in academic mobility programs is an important step toward the integration of national education into the international educational space and the preparation of competitive, in-demand specialists.
Gulmira NURAKHMETOVA,
Candidate of Law, acting professor advisor 209 of the group
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