An educational session titled "Independent Kazakhstan: A Profound History, A Bright Future" was held at the National Museum

As part of the 2026–2027 academic year pedagogical practicum, second-year doctoral students Saltanat Karibayevna Botbaybekova and Ainur Konysbekovna Akzhasarova (group DAE-21)—enrolled in the "8D02208 Archaeology and Ethnology" doctoral program at the Faculty of History’s Department of Archaeology and Ethnology—organized a commemorative event in collaboration with students from group AE-41.

The session, dedicated to Republic Day and themed "A Profound History, A Bright Future – Independent Kazakhstan," took place at the National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

During the event, students explored the nation’s rich history—from ancient times to the present day—by examining the museum’s valuable exhibits. The doctoral students bridged theoretical knowledge with the museum’s displays, providing a detailed overview of the country’s historical and cultural heritage and the various stages in the development of its statehood.

Such off-site educational activities play a vital role in fostering patriotism among students, deepening their historical understanding, and enhancing the professional qualifications of future specialists.