Artyom Perederish and Zarina Orynbai, 3rd-year students of the educational program 6B07304 “Construction” at the Abylkas Saginov University, completed their studies at the University of Obud (Budapest, Hungary) with excellent results last fall semester. They completed it as part of the implementation of the external academic mobility program.
Academic mobility is one of the most important areas of international activity of Karaganda Technical University named after Abylkas Saginov and contributes to improving the quality of education, increasing the effectiveness of research work of students and improving their professional, cultural and educational level.
Upon completion of the academic mobility program, students are given transcripts containing information about the program of study, a list of subjects mastered, indicating credits and grades in alphabetical and numeric terms (on the national scale and on the ECTS scale), which reflect the history of academic achievements. On the basis of the transcript, students transferred credits according to the conversion coefficients of the Kazakh credit transfer system according to the ECTS type.
Obuda University (Obuda Lecturer), where Artyom and Sarina studied, is one of the leading teachers in England, including a high-tech educational event. In 2000, he graduated from three technical colleges in Budapest: Budapest College of Technology, Kando Kalman Technical College, and the Technical College of Mechanical Engineering. In 2010, I studied at the University of Obuda.
The University of Buda is located in Budapest. It is one of the youngest universities in Hungary, cooperating with the European University Association (EUA). The University has modern educational facilities, laboratories and equipment that meet modern standards and industry requirements.
It should be noted that it is among the top 1,200 best universities in the world, according to the international QS rating and ranks 1001st in the top of the independent international ranking of universities in the world.
