"Digital Culture and Ethics in the 21st Century: A Philosophical Reflection on the Information Space."

On September 26, 2026, a meeting was held with first-year undergraduate students majoring in Philosophy. The event was conducted in the format of a round table titled "Digital Culture and Ethics in the 21st Century: A Philosophical Reflection on the Information Space." Following the main presentations, faculty members and students actively engaged in the discussion.

The meeting was organized by Gaukhar Mektepovna Duisembiyeva, a lecturer at the Department of Russian Philology and World Literature.

During the round table, participants addressed pressing issues regarding the transformation of moral norms, the impact of artificial intelligence on modern intellectual culture, and digital hygiene in the academic environment. Additionally, first-year students presented reports on the problem of identity in the age of social media and the boundaries of academic integrity.

This event holds special significance for our university within the framework of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4: Quality Education). Cultivating a strong digital culture, critical thinking, and academic honesty among future humanities specialists is an essential component of educational work and the orientation of first-year students within the modern learning environment.