Kent State University will help Kazakhstan train personnel in the field of UAS
Civil Aviation Academy strengthens cooperation with foreign universities
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Rector of the Civil Aviation Academy Kairat Zhakupov and President of Kent State University Todd Diacon signed a Memorandum of Understanding. The agreement provides for the joint development of educational programs. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan.
The signing of the document was an important stage in the development of interaction between the parties and consolidated the intention to gradually expand cooperation in the field of training aviation specialists and developing scientific and educational initiatives.
The approach to education of both the Kazakh and American sides turned out to be largely similar. The signed document secured the transition to practical work on projects.
We are talking about double degree programs, the development of the concept of the International Aviation University, academic mobility, as well as joint research. All issues will be worked out in stages.
First, it is planned to prepare and launch new educational programs in priority areas. These are unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), organization and maintenance of air traffic, and technical operation of aircraft.
The recognition of qualifications and harmonization of educational standards were also discussed at the meeting between Zhakupov and Diacon. In the future, this will improve the quality of training specialists in Kazakhstan.
