新西伯利亚国立技术大学。考上大学

Getting secondary education in Karaganda, I didn't even think that I would study in Russia after school. But I decided to get a state-funded place at NSTU in time, and I was deliriously happy! I never regretted choosing the Faculty of Power Engineering to major in Health and Safety in Technosphere. Combining work in my degree field and study, I came to believe that I'd made the right choice. NSTU is a university that offers great opportunities and prospects. It's up to students to decide whether they will take these opportunities or not. At the moment, I am pursuing a PhD degree in High-voltage Engineering, studying free of charge. I work at my Department of Occupational Safety, and I already teach the Health and Safety discipline.

I've been living for six years in Russia already. Adaptation was not difficult because I always had my friends from my country, university, dormitory around me. I started studying Russian beforehand - alphabet and nouns starting with each letter. I became the best student for my university teacher. We spent a lot of time in public places. That helped me learn the language faster. I really like the Russian food the guys cooked in the dormitory. We always had a friendly atmosphere there. I like taking nature hikes in Novosibirsk. The city has a lot of parks with winter and summer activities such as skiing, skating, and biking. I always recommend NSTU to my friends. My younger brother is also studying here already. Both the quality of education and attitude to international students are good. If we have a problem, we always have someone who helps us solve it. I appreciate the International Department staff's work for their advice and assistance.