As part of the specialized accreditation, the following educational programs were evaluated: 6B07201 Technology of Pharmaceutical Production, 6B10117 Medicine (double-degree educational program with Kazan State Medical University), 6B05088(1) IT-Medicine (double-degree educational program with Abylkas Saginov Karaganda Technical University), 7M10121 Medical and Preventative Care, 7M10122 Medical and Preventative Care, 7M10101 Management in Public Health, 7M10108 Management in Public Health, 8D10100 Medicine, 7R01101 Obstetrics and Gynecology (adult, pediatric), 7R01124 Family Medicine, 7R01129 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (adult, pediatric), 7R01132 Rheumatology (adult, pediatric), 7R01137 Chemotherapeutic Oncology, 7R01138 Anesthesiology and Intensive-Care Medicine (pediatric), 7R01139 Allergology and Immunology (pediatric), 7R01141 Otorhinolaryngology (pediatric), 7R01142 Ophthalmology (pediatric). The accreditation took place from March 11 to March 13. National and international experts highlighted strong points of the educational programs, including their practice-oriented approach and the availability of the university’s own scientific research laboratory.



The IAAR expert commission held meetings with students, graduates, faculty members, and employers. The commission also visited the Scientific Research Laboratory, the Center for Simulation and educational Technologies, the Educational Biological Laboratory, and the Educational Biochemistry Laboratory of “KMU” NCJSC.