PSU representatives take part in the exhibition "Education and Science in the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation"

Penza State University continues to actively expand its international presence, positioning itself as a magnet for young people from friendly countries. Participation in a major educational forum in the Republic of Kazakhstan was another important step in this direction.

The 18th International Exhibition "Education and Science in the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation" was held in Uralsk at the Gaudeamus International Educational Center.

The event, aimed at developing bilateral cooperation, brought together leading universities and educational organizations from both countries. Penza State University was an active participant.

The PSU delegation was led by Vladimir Simagin, Vice Rector for Graduate Affairs and Employment, and Igor Kamardin, Director of the Center for Admissions and Pre-University Training.

At the university's stand, they held a series of individual consultations for graduates of Kazakh schools and their parents. Prospective applicants were given detailed information about the wide range of educational programmes, admission requirements, the academic process, and student life in Penza.

As Vice-Rector Vladimir Simagin emphasized, the exhibition was a significant milestone in the development of educational partnerships.

"Direct dialogue with applicants and their families is extremely important," he noted. "This allows us not only to present the university but also to understand the needs of prospective students, provide relevant recommendations, and assist them in choosing a career path."

Participation in such a significant event is fully consistent with PSU's development strategy aimed at strengthening international cooperation.

The university is strengthening its position as a recognized academic center, attractive to motivated students from partner countries, and continues to build strong bridges in education and science with the Republic of Kazakhstan.