GPA 3,67+
For students travelling at the university’s expense (abroad or within Kazakhstan).
MOBILITY
A semester or a year at another university in Kazakhstan or abroad, with your credits transferred.
Academic mobility means studying or doing research at another university (in Kazakhstan or abroad) for a semester or an academic year, with the courses you complete credited back at your own university.
Timing. The call runs several months before the semester: start preparing in March for the autumn semester and in September for the spring semester.
For students travelling at the university’s expense (abroad or within Kazakhstan).
For students travelling at their own expense.
An official TOEFL or IELTS certificate; most programmes are taught in English.
Courses abroad are agreed with your adviser and the dean (individual study plan).
A semester at another university in Kazakhstan. Documents required for a one-semester transfer:
The aim is integration into the global education space: students are sent to partner universities for a semester or a year, including online, with programmes harmonised with European standards and the principles of the Bologna Process.
Under the agreements the host university normally charges no tuition (with some exceptions). You still pay Auezov University as set out in your contract.
Visa, insurance, transport, housing and food are paid by the student.
An Erasmus+ scholarship is possible at partner universities with an Erasmus+ agreement.
A state mobility grant covers the flight, accommodation, visa fees and medical insurance.
Write an application addressed to the department director in two languages, register your current transcript with your GPA and have it signed by the director of your school. Add recommendation letters (if any) and notarised parental consent for study of over two months. Hand the full set in to office 136 during the application period.
Two stages: an English test (not needed if you have IELTS/TOEFL) and an interview with the selection committee, which takes the final decision.
Partner universities offer tuition-free study, but the flight, housing, food and other personal costs are usually paid by the student. The amounts are listed in each partner’s information, so assess your budget before applying.
At some universities the course list is published only a month before the start. Agree the programme with your school in advance; if there are differences, an individual study plan is approved together with the office registrar.
A certificate exempts you from the internal test. The required level is at least B2; many programmes are taught in English, though another language of instruction can be chosen.
Yes, with the consent of the dean (director) of your school, within the same academic year and not for the last semester before graduation.
Visit room 136 in the main building or write to sksu-mobility@mail.ru.