Welcome to this video that takes you through a typical day at a Kazakh university. We are in one of the largest universities in Kazakhstan, with over 20,000 students enrolled each year.

The day starts early for the students, with the first classes starting at 8am. Most students come to the university by public transportation or personal car, but those who live on campus, just need to wake up a little earlier to arrive on time.

The first thing to do is to get to the classroom. Kazakh students are very respectful of teachers and often wait outside the classroom until the teacher arrives. Once all the students are settled, the class begins.

Classes are taught in Kazakh or Russian, depending on the language of instruction chosen by the student. The curriculum is very comprehensive and includes subjects such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science, foreign languages, and humanities.

Breaks are important for Kazakh students as they allow them to relax and socialize with their classmates. Students can buy food and drinks in cafeterias and kiosks on campus. They can also take a walk in the university gardens or play board games.

The day continues with other classes and workshops. Kazakh students are very studious and take their education seriously. They are aware that their success depends on their hard work and commitment to their studies.

The academic day usually ends around 4:00 or 5:00 pm, but students who have exams coming up or assignments to hand in, can stay on campus until late in the evening. For those who live on campus, there are activities organized by student associations and sports clubs.

This is what a typical day at a Kazakh university looks like. Kazakh students are determined and passionate about their studies, and the university provides the resources and facilities they need to succeed. If you're considering studying in Kazakhstan, this video may have given you a glimpse into university life there.