An educational session titled "Continuity Through the Ages: From Ancient Relics to Sovereignty" was held at the National Museum.

An educational session titled "Continuity Through the Ages: From Ancient Relics to Sovereignty" was held at the National Museum.

The event was organized as part of the 2026–2027 academic year pedagogical practicum by second-year doctoral students Saltanat Karibayevna Botbaybekova and Zhanna Tulepbergenovna Akkoshkarova (from the Archaeology and Ethnology Department of the Faculty of History).

Timed to coincide with Republic Day, this off-site educational session—"Continuity Through the Ages: From Ancient Relics to Sovereignty"—took place at the National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

During the session, the doctoral students introduced first-year university students to the nation’s rich history, showcased through the museum’s rare and valuable exhibits. The students were able to observe our historical and cultural heritage—spanning from ancient times to the present era of independence—and gained significant insights into historical continuity and the deep-rooted origins of our statehood.

Such informative sessions within the museum setting play a vital role in fostering patriotism and a love for their chosen profession among first-year students, while also helping to shape their historical consciousness.