Astana Medical University, in partnership with the "Center for Sanitary and Epidemiological Expertise" of the Presidential Medical Center, is launching an innovative program. This collaboration is part of a Memorandum of Cooperation designed to enhance the quality of student education through practical, hands-on learning.

One of the key outcomes is a new elective course: "Qualitative Analysis of Biological Objects Using Modern Instrumental Methods." This course, offered as part of the university's Minor program, blends academic learning with real-world experience.

What the Program Offers:

●        Interactive learning: Guest lectures, joint seminars, and roundtable discussions led by experts from the university and the Center.

●        Hands-on practice: Students will use cutting-edge equipment in accredited laboratories to conduct toxicological and chemical research.

●        Real-world experiments: Experiments in the university vivarium will follow national standards, using rabbits and mice for in vivo and in vitro research.

Why This Matters:

This program bridges the gap between classroom learning and practical application. Students will:

●        Learn modern methods of analysis.

●        Participate in interlaboratory testing.

●        Build skills that enhance their professional growth and career prospects.

Additionally, the project encourages collaboration in research, opening new opportunities for scientific innovation.

Acknowledgments:

The university extends special thanks to Deputy Director G. Nusupbayeva and team members N. Omargaliyeva, R. Aliaskarov, and A. Nursait from the Center's Laboratory for Toxicology and Sanitary-Chemical Research for their support in making this project a reality.