KTMU Partners with Three Institutions for Research and Academic Mobility
Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University (KTMU) has signed a cooperation protocol with the Turkish Institute of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, along with memorandums of understanding with Bukhara International University and Asia International University, aiming to develop archaeological and cultural heritage research, joint educational activities, and academic mobility.
Joint studies targeted in archaeology and cultural heritage
The cooperation protocol between KTMU and the Turkish Institute of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage was signed by KTMU Rector Prof. Dr. Alpaslan Ceylan and Institute President Prof. Dr. Şaban Doğan. The protocol establishes a framework for conducting joint academic studies in archaeology and cultural heritage and for developing scientific cooperation between the two institutions.
Research and mobility opportunities to be developed with Bukhara International University
The memorandum of understanding signed by KTMU Rector Prof. Dr. Alpaslan Ceylan and Bukhara International University Rector Prof. Dr. Sharif Baratov aims to develop academic relations between the two universities.
Under the memorandum, it is planned to support the mobility of faculty members, administrative staff, as well as undergraduate and graduate students. Joint research activities and scientific publications are also among the targeted areas of cooperation.
Joint educational programs planned with Asia International University
The memorandum of understanding between KTMU and Asia International University was signed by Rector Prof. Dr. Alpaslan Ceylan and Asia International University Rector Prof. Dr. Suhrob Sobirovich Dehkanov. The agreement encompasses the development of joint educational programs, supporting academic staff and student mobility, and carrying out collaborative work in various fields.
Through these signed documents, it is aimed to enhance KTMU's relations with the three institutions in the fields of education and research, and to transform the mutual exchange of knowledge and experience into joint academic activities.
