New humanitarian knowledge. 100 new textbooks in the Kazakh language

In combination with the project "Sustainable Development Goals", covering current problems of the modern world and the state program "Rukhani zhangyru" in which giving importance to education and science is the driving force contributing to great foresight and rapid advancement of the nation, 4th year students of the specialty "6b04103 - Economics" and senior lecturer of the Department of Economics Ilyashova G. On December 09, 2023, a round table was held.

As a preface to the round table, the main goal of the project was discussed, and it was determined that the project would allow students to translate 100 of the world's best textbooks on history, economics, political science, sociology, philosophy, psychology, cultural studies and philology into Kazakh and give young people the opportunity to study based on the best world samples. Students held discussions about books that were combined with their professions.  During the round table, the students revealed a small content of the textbook by E. Thomas Garman and Raymond E. Forge "Personal finance" – "Personal funds" in which each section provides brief recommendations on making the right personal financial decisions at an early age to avoid financial difficulties in the future. The book "Modern Business Communications" by Kurtland L. Bove and John W. Till was analyzed, revealing the deep meaning of the concept of communication and analyzing the lists of elements of professionalism. A book by Klaus Schwab called The Fourth Industrial Revolution was researched, which describes in detail the consequences of the revolution and the content of the political slogans that it draws horizontally. Discussing the books by Michael Parkin called "Microeconomics" and "Macroeconomics", according to the course program, each student shared knowledge that had been studied up to that time and discussed them.

Organizers: Department of Economics, Deputy head of the department G.K. Ilyashova and 4th year students of the specialty "6B04103 – Economics".