KAZAKHSTAN-GERMAN INSTITUTE STARTS TRAINING SPECIALISTS IN HYDROGEN ENERGY
A meeting with professors from leading German universities was held within the framework of the "Aktanten" project at Yessenov University. The main goal of the project is to develop master's programs in the areas of energy and logistics and to develop scientific research within the framework of doctoral studies.
The project is being implemented on the basis of the Kazakh-German Institute of Sustainable Engineering (KINI) and Yessenov University, and is being developed in cooperation with such prestigious German universities as HAW Hamburg, TU Berlin and TU Darmstadt. Within the framework of the project, German professors, domestic scientists and experts are jointly contributing to improving the quality of educational programs. According to Professor Hans-Ludger Dinel of the Technical University of Berlin, two master's degree programs are provided within the framework of the "Aktanten" project.
"The main goal is to train specialists who know how to extract energy from hydrogen and transport it. Therefore, we are accepting students for these two study programs. "We will train specialists at the Kazakh-German Institute of Sustainable Engineering based on Yessenov University," the professor says.
Foreign scientists will discuss a megaproject to study the technological development of economic efficiency in the Kazakhstani sector of the Caspian Sea, marine infrastructure and management of marine operations through the efficient use and energy-saving technologies in marine operations.
According to Berik Akhmetov, President of Yessenov University, KINI, established by order of the Head of State, will not only provide education, but also engage in science and consider issues that contribute to the development of the region. This project is an important step towards forming a leading scientific and educational center in Kazakhstan in the field of sustainable energy and logistics. Students will be offered the opportunity to undergo internships at leading universities in Germany, establish contacts with the international scientific community, and participate in new innovative research.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sci/press/news/details/941106