Integrity – A Measure of Humanity: Anti-Corruption Curatorial Session Held at the University

Corruption is a serious issue that hinders a country's development, undermines the foundations of society, and threatens its future. To prevent this negative phenomenon and promote legal awareness among young people, extensive efforts are being undertaken at our university.

As part of the «University Free from Corruption» initiative, a curatorial session entitled «No Place for Corruption…» was held under the guidance of Bauyrzhan Alkozha, academic advisor of Group 201. The main objective of the event was to promote students' moral and ethical development and instil the values of honesty, integrity, and responsibility.

During the session, academic advisor Bauyrzhan Alikhozha emphasized that corruption has far-reaching consequences for society and can never contribute to the progress of either a country or an individual.

«Where corruption exists, justice does not disappear, but progress comes to a halt. No income obtained through dishonest means and no easy achievement can bring lasting happiness. Our main goal is to build a fair society governed by the rule of law, where every citizen achieves success through their own hard work. The foundation of such a society begins with conscientious and principled young people like you», the academic advisor noted.

During the curatorial session, students also shared their views, emphasizing that combating corruption is not solely the responsibility of law enforcement agencies but a civic duty of every individual. Through an open discussion, the students demonstrated their willingness to take an active role in building a society governed by the rule of law.

Such initiatives focused on moral and ethical development undoubtedly help foster a strong rejection of corruption among students and contribute to preparing future professionals who will uphold honesty, competence, and responsibility in their careers.

Zhanerke Aidarkyzy,
Second-year student