Faculty Discusses New Academic Year Preparations and Infrastructure Development

On the eve of the new academic year, the Faculty held a working meeting dedicated to ensuring the effective organization of the educational process, the readiness of classrooms, and the improvement of the infrastructure of the academic building.

The meeting was attended by Alina Kulbayevna Galeeva, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University; Abdrakhman Batyrbekovich Tasybayev, Member of the Board and Vice-Rector for Financial and Economic Affairs and Infrastructure Development; Asem Zhanabekovna Makashova, Director of the Department of Economics and Finance; heads of structural divisions; Bekzhan Berikbayevich Meirbayev, Dean of the Faculty; as well as the heads of the Faculty’s departments.

During the meeting, the Faculty’s readiness for the new academic year was comprehensively reviewed. Particular attention was paid to the readiness of classrooms for the educational process, their material and technical equipment, and the overall condition of the academic building. The participants also discussed issues related to creating a comfortable, safe, and modern educational environment for students and teaching staff.

The agenda also included issues related to the development of the Faculty’s infrastructure and improvement of the condition of the academic building. The participants discussed the effective use of classroom facilities, the organization of necessary repair works, the improvement of the material and technical base, and measures to ensure the uninterrupted organization of the educational process.

Another important focus of the meeting was the effective distribution of teaching workload among departments in accordance with the staffing schedule. The participants considered the planning of teaching workload for academic staff, its alignment with established staffing positions, and the effective organization of the educational process. The heads of departments received relevant clarifications and answers to their questions.

The meeting also provided an opportunity to review current issues and proposals concerning the Faculty’s condition and to exchange views on possible ways to address them. Following the meeting, priority tasks were identified aimed at ensuring an organized start to the new academic year, improving the quality of the educational process, gradually developing the Faculty’s infrastructure, and creating a favorable educational environment for students.