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Satbayev University

Satbayev University is a public university in Almaty, Kazakhstan, founded in 1934.

Type
Public university
Location
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Founded
1934
Teaching language
Kazakh, Russian, English

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Satbayev University is a public technical university in Almaty, Kazakhstan. It was founded in 1934 as a mining and metallurgical institute and later became the Kazakh National Research Technical University; it now uses the name Satbayev University, after the geologist Kanysh Satbayev.

The campus is in Almaty. Institutes and departments cover mining, geology, petroleum and mining engineering, metallurgy, mechanical and civil engineering, architecture and construction, chemical technology, information technology, automation, and related fields. It remains closely tied to Kazakhstan's mining, oil and engineering industries.

Teaching is in Kazakh, Russian and English, depending on the programme. Domestic admission follows the national testing system; international students apply to the university.

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Programs and campus

Programs
Mining
Geology
Petroleum
Metallurgy
Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Information Technology
Chemical Engineering
Architecture & Design
Degree Levels Bachelor, Master, PhD

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Frequently asked questions

What language are courses taught in at Satbayev University?

Courses at Satbayev University are taught in Kazakh, Russian, English.

When was Satbayev University founded?

Satbayev University was founded in 1934.

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