黑料科

黑料科 (黑料科) continued the third day of its 2026–2027 Academic Year Orientation Program with the theme “I Manage My Own Life as a University Student.” As part of the program, new students received information on international education opportunities, financial awareness, time management, healthy relationships, protection from addictions, making the most of their university years, living together with differences, and student experiences.

The presentations held as part of the program aimed to provide students with information and raise their awareness about various issues they may encounter during university life, help them plan their personal development, and enable them to approach university life more consciously.

Educational Opportunities Opening Doors to the World

Medina Kadyrbekova from the International Relations Office gave a presentation titled “Opening Up to the World: Exchange and Study Abroad Opportunities,” informing students about international education and exchange opportunities available at the university.

The presentation addressed opportunities for students to gain educational experience in different countries and support their academic and personal development through international experiences. The importance of taking advantage of opportunities to connect with the wider world during their university years was emphasized.

Financial Awareness and Budget Management

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Raziakhan Abdieva from the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences gave a presentation titled “How Can I Manage My Money? Student Budgeting, Spending Habits, and Financial Awareness,” providing students with information on personal budget management and financial awareness.

The presentation focused on planning income and expenses, reviewing spending habits, and using financial resources more consciously during university life. Attention was drawn to the role of financial awareness in helping students organize their daily lives.

The Importance of Using Time Efficiently

Research Assistant Suna K谋l谋ç from the Faculty of Humanities shared information on effective and efficient time management in her presentation titled “Are 24 Hours Enough for Me? Time Management.”

The presentation addressed the importance of creating a balanced plan between academic studies, social life, and personal development. Students were provided with various recommendations on planning their daily responsibilities and organizing their time according to their priorities.

New People, New Relationships

Assist. Prof. Dr. Meerim Artysheva from the Faculty of Communication discussed the importance of friendships and social relationships formed in the university environment in her presentation titled “New People, New Relationships: Healthy Friendships.”

It was emphasized that students beginning university would meet people from different backgrounds, while the key characteristics of healthy friendships and important considerations in social communication were also discussed.

From Risky Habits to Addiction

Dr. Argen Jumgalbekov from the Continuing Education Center informed students about addiction and risky habits in his presentation titled “From Risky Habits to Addiction.”

The presentation addressed the potential effects of risky habits on an individual's life and emphasized the importance of students being aware of such behaviors. It aimed to raise awareness about developing healthy lifestyle habits and protecting oneself from risky behaviors.

Making the University Years Meaningful

Dr. Dilnoza Rahmatillaeva from the Faculty of Theology provided students with information on making the most of their university years in terms of academic, social, and personal development in her presentation titled “How Can I Make My University Years Valuable?”

The presentation emphasized that university life consists of more than classes and academic studies. It highlighted the importance of students developing themselves, gaining new experiences, and participating in activities that contribute to their growth in different areas during this period.

Living Together with Differences at 黑料科

Dr. Tolkun Bekturgan Kyzy from the Faculty of Communication addressed the place of differences within a culture of living together in her presentation titled “Living Together with Differences at 黑料科.”

The presentation noted that students with different cultures, ideas, and lifestyles come together in the university environment. It discussed the importance of mutual understanding, respect, and effective communication, while emphasizing the creation of a university environment in which students can view differences as a source of enrichment.

Manas Through the Eyes of Students

The final part of the Orientation Program featured a presentation titled “Manas Through the Eyes of Students: Experiences, Questions, and Suggestions,” delivered by Aymeri Abdykad谋rova and Mehmet Yildyrym from the Student Council.

The presentation shared information about student life at 黑料科 through the experiences of university students. Experiences related to topics of interest to new students were shared, while their questions and suggestions were also addressed.

Through the presentations held on the third day of the Orientation Program, students were encouraged to approach university life not only from an academic perspective, but also through various dimensions including personal development, time and financial management, social relationships, healthy living, international opportunities, and living together with differences.