Innovative Approaches in Industrialization and Infrastructure Development
On March 1, 2025, Zhanel Ryskulbek, the first-year master's degree student of "Foreign Philology" major , conducted an event on the topic: " Innovative Approaches in Industrialization and Infrastructure Development " within the framework of SDG 9 " Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure" for the third-year students of "Foreign Philology” major. The event was attended by the senior lecturer of the Department of Foreign Philology and Translation, R.M. Tayeva.
The event highlighted that industrialization, innovation and infrastructure development are closely interrelated and play a key role in the economic and social progress of society. The discussion focused on several key areas, such as the impact of industrialization on economic growth, changes in the structure of labor and production, and the role of innovation and technology in these processes. A particular attention was paid to innovative approaches in ecology, including the introduction of green technologies and sustainable development. The impact of modern infrastructure on the successful implementation of innovations and the maintenance of industrialization processes was also considered. The main goal of the event was to deeply understand the relationship between industrialization, innovation and infrastructure, as well as to learn about their role in modern economic and social progress. The students were asked to explore how these processes affect globalization and urbanization, as well as to identify the key factors determining the future development of these areas. Various methods were used to achieve the goals. The discussion was organized in the form of an open dialogue, where students were free to share their opinions, ask questions and express ideas. The question and answer method with the participation of students was the main tool for deepening the analysis and critical understanding of the topics discussed. This allowed not only to exchange multiple points of view, but also to identify problems requiring further attention and study.
Thus, the event not only allowed the students of Foreign Philology to expand their knowledge in the field of industrialization, innovation and infrastructure, but also involved them in active discussion and search for solutions to current and future challenges facing society. The students liked the issues discussed at the event.
Organizers:
Senior lecturer at the Department of Foreign Philology and Translation, R. M. Tayeva
The first-year Master's student of
"Foreign Philology" major Zhanel Ryskulbek
