Master Class by First-Year Doctoral Student Nargiz Muratovna Zholdasova on “Choosing a Research Topic” at the Winter School of the Department of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Criminalistics

In January 2025, as part of the Winter School of the Department of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Criminalistics, a master class was held by first-year doctoral student Nargiz Muratovna Zholdasova on the topic “Choosing a Research Topic.” The event aimed to develop students’ and young researchers’ skills in identifying relevant and significant research topics.

During the master class, the speaker emphasized that selecting a research topic is one of the key stages of academic work, directly influencing the success of the entire study. Special attention was given to the criteria for choosing a topic, including its relevance, scientific potential, availability of resources, and feasibility of obtaining necessary data. Zholdasova N.M. advised participants to focus on unresolved issues in their field, analyze current scientific advancements, and not hesitate to propose innovative ideas.

Participants actively discussed their research interests, asked questions about the practical aspects of topic selection, and received valuable recommendations on working with academic sources.

The master class generated great interest among attendees, who highlighted its practical significance for their future research endeavors. The Winter School of the Department of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Criminalistics continues to provide opportunities for students and young researchers to enhance their academic competencies under the guidance of experienced professionals.