International relations

Degree

Bachelor of Social Sciences in International relations

Program length

4 years

Treshold score for state scholarship

100

Threshold score for paid department

60

ECTS

240

Level of English

B1 (Intermediate)

International Relations educational program is an interdisciplinary bachelor’s degree/program that provides high-quality education allowing students to gain expertise in various aspects of international issues and theoretic approaches to them. The knowledge and skills acquired during this program will allow graduates to become effective civil servants in different ministries, international organizations, employees in multinational corporations and non-governmental organizations.

Upon successful completion of the program, student will be able to:

  • understand the scope and object of international relations;
  • describe the various theories and concepts of international relations;
  • analyze and interpret the current issues in international relations applying theoretical knowledge and practical skills;
  • consider political, economic and social causes of the transformation taking place today;
  • develop research skills for selecting, collecting and analyzing various forms of information and data and making logical and reasoned judgments;
  • acquire an advanced level in English and at least intermediate level in the second foreign language (Chinese or French);
  • make scientific reports, articles, actively participate in scientific discussions, international conferences, discuss international issues. Will promote the scientific and cultural development of society through research, publications of scientific works and social interaction.
AE – Area elective
code title th pr cr ects type term
IRN 325 Foreign Language of Specialization – I (French European) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
IRN 329 Foreign Language of Specialization – I (Asia Chinese) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
IRN 219 Introduction to Comparative Politics 2 1+0 3 5 elective 5
IRN 308 Foreign Language of Specialization – II (French European) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 5
IRN 316 Foreign Language of Specialization – II (Asia Chinese) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 5
IRN 359 Political Economy of Central Asian Countries 2 1+0 3 5 elective 5
IRN 370 Global Political Economy 2 1+0 3 5 elective 5
IRN 371 Decolonial Studies and Nation Building in Central Asia 2 1+0 3 5 elective 5
IRN 351 European Integration and European Union 2 1+0 3 5 elective 6
IRN 363 Politics and Society in Central Asia 2 1+0 3 5 elective 6
IRN 364 Central Asia and World Politics 2 1+0 3 5 elective 6
IRN 366 Populism Studies 2 1+0 3 5 elective 6
IRN 404 Foreign Language of Specialization (Asia Chinese) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 6
IRN 445 Foreign Language of Specialization (French European) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 6
IRN 216 International Conflicts and Peace 2 1+0 3 5 elective 7
IRN 410 French language 0 3+0 3 5 elective 7
IRN 416 Chinese language 0 3+0 3 5 elective 7
IRN 434 Salient Issues of the Eurasian Space 2 1+0 3 5 elective 7
IRN 438 Informal political institutions in Central Asia 2 1+0 3 5 elective 7
IRN 453 Nationalism and Religion 2 1+0 3 5 elective 7
IRN 454 Pre-research internship 0 3+0 3 6 elective 8
IRN 458 Internship 0 3+0 3 6 elective 8
NAE – Non-area elective
code title th pr cr ects type term
IRN 328 Research Methods 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MAN 322 Entrepreneurship 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 103 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 104 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 107 Foreign Language 1 (General English – A1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 109 Foreign Language 1 (General English – A2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 156 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 157 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 161 Economy 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 162 Law 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 163 Fundamentals of anti-corruption culture 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 164 Еcology 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 165 General Security 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 106 Foreign Language 2 (English for Academic Purposes – B2+ level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 108 Foreign Language 2 (General English – A1+ level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 110 Foreign Language 2 (General English – A2+ level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 158 Foreign Language 2 (English for Specific Purposes – B2+ level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 187 Foreign Language 2 (English for Academic Purposes – B1+ level ) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 191 Foreign Language 2 (English for Academic Purposes – B1+ level ) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 194 Foreign Language 2 (English for Specific Purposes – B2+ level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 196 Foreign Language 2 (General English – A2+ level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 198 Foreign Language 2 (English for Academic Purposes – B1+ level ) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 200 Foreign Language 2 (English for Specific Purposes – B2+ level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 2
MDE 284 Turkish language 2 (А2 level) 0 3+0 3 4 elective 2
MDE 286 Turkish language 2 (B2 level) 0 3+0 3 4 elective 2
MDE 188 Foreign Language 2 (English for Academic Purposes – B1+ level ) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 190 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B1 level ) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 192 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 195 Foreign Language 1 (General English – A2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 197 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B1 level ) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 199 Foreign Language 1 (English for Academic Purposes – B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 283 Turkish language 1 (А1 level) 0 3+0 3 4 elective 1
MDE 285 Turkish language 1 (B1 level) 0 3+0 3 4 elective 1
MDE 289 Financial literacy 2 1+0 3 5 elective 1
MDE 111 Kazakh Language 1 (А1 level/ for foreigners) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 113 Kazakh Language 1 (B1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 115 Kazakh Language 1 (B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 117 Kazakh Language 1 (C1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 121 Russian Language 1 (А1 level/ for foreigners) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 123 Russian Language 1 (B1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 125 Russian Language 1 (B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 127 Russian Language 1 (C1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 3
MDE 112 Kazakh Language 2 (А2 level/for foreigners) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
MDE 114 Kazakh Language 2 (B1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
MDE 116 Kazakh Language 2 (B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
MDE 118 Kazakh Language 2 (C1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
MDE 122 Russian Language 2 (А2 level/ for foreigners) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
MDE 124 Russian Language 2 (B1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
MDE 126 Russian Language 2 (B2 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
MDE 128 Russian Language 2 (C1 level) 0 3+0 3 5 elective 4
NTE – Non Theoretical Elective
code title th pr cr ects type term
IRN 485 State examination in major 0 3+0 3 8 elective 8
IRN 487 Writing and defense of diploma 0 3+0 3 8 elective 8
IRN 489 Diploma project 0 3+0 3 8 elective 8
RC – Requisite Courses
code title th pr cr ects type term
MDE 001 General English (A1 level) 0 6+0 6 6 elective
MDE 002 General English (A2 level) 0 6+0 6 6 elective
MDE 003 General English (B1 level) 0 6+0 6 6 elective
1 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 105 Introduction to International Relations 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 115 Introduction to Political Philosophy 2 1+0 3 5
MDE 160 Community engagement and value based Society 1 0 1+0 1 0
MDE 173 Information and Communication Technologies (in English) 1 2+0 3 5
MDE 291 Physical Education 1 0 1+0 1 2
XXX 13X [ NAE ] Turkish language 1 (MDE 283, MDE 285) 0 0+3 3 4
XXX XXX [ NAE ] Foreign Language 1 (MDE 103, MDE 104, MDE 107, MDE 109, MDE 156, MDE 157, MDE 190, MDE 192, MDE 195, MDE 197, MDE 199, MDE 188) 0 0+3 3 5
XXX XXX [ NAE ] General education component (IRN 328, MDE 161, MDE 162, MDE 163, MDE 164, MDE 165, MAN 322, MDE 289) 2 1+0 3 5
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 18 Theoretical course: 29
Non Theoretical course: 2 Non Theoretical course: 2
Sum: 20 Sum: 31
2 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 111 Academic Writing 2 1+0 3 5
IRN 116 Module of Social and Political Knowledge (Political Science) 1 0+0 1 2
IRN 198 Educational practice 0 1+0 1 1
IRN 201 Modern History of International Relations 2 1+0 3 5
IRN 234 International politics 1 1+0 2 3
MDE 152 Module of Social and Political Knowledge (Sociology) 1 0+0 1 2
MDE 170 Community engagement and value based Society 2 0 1+0 1 0
MD 292 Physical Education 2 0 1+0 1 2
XXX 13X [ NAE ] Turkish language 2 (MDE 284, MDE 286) 0 0+3 3 4
XXX XXX [ NAE ] Foreign Language 2 (MDE 191, MDE 194, MDE 106, MDE 108, MDE 110, MDE 158, MDE 187, MDE 196, MDE 198, MDE 200) 0 3+0 3 5
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 16 Theoretical course: 26
Non Theoretical course: 3 Non Theoretical course: 3
Sum: 19 Sum: 29
3 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 209 International Relations Theories 2 1+0 3 5
IRN 220 Contemporary history of International Relations 2 1+0 3 5
IRN 367 Research Methods in social sciences 2 2+0 4 6
MDE 154 Module of Social and Political Knowledge (Psychology) 1 0+0 1 2
MDE 172 Philosophy 2 1+0 3 5
MDE 293 Physical Education 3 0 1+0 1 2
XXX XXX [ NAE ] Kazakh (Russian) Language 1 (MDE 111, 113, 115, 117, 121, 123, 125, 127) 0 3+0 3 5
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 17 Theoretical course: 28
Non Theoretical course: 1 Non Theoretical course: 2
Sum: 18 Sum: 30
4 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 128 Human Rights 2 1+0 3 5
IRN 211 Diplomatic and Consular Services 2 1+0 3 5
IRN 299 Educational practice 0 1+0 1 1
MDE 153 Module of Social and Political Knowledge (Cultural Studies) 1 0+0 1 2
MDE 171 History of Kazakhstan 2 1+0 3 5
MDE 294 Physical Education 4 0 1+0 1 2
XXX XXX [ NAE ] Kazakh (Russian) Language 1 (MDE 112, 114, 116, 118, 122, 124, 126, 128) 0 3+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Foreign Language of Specialization 1 (IRN 325/IRN 329) 0 3+0 3 5
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 14 Theoretical course: 23
Non Theoretical course: 4 Non Theoretical course: 7
Sum: 18 Sum: 30
5 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 203 International (Public) Law 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 205 Foreign Policy Analysis 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 355 International Security 1 2+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Elective(IRN 370/IRN 359) 2 1+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Foreign Language of Specialization 2 (IRN 308/IRN 316) 0 3+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Elective (IRN 219/IRN 371) 2 1+0 3 5
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 18 Theoretical course: 30
Non Theoretical course: 0 Non Theoretical course: 0
Sum: 18 Sum: 30
6 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 320 Foreign Policy of Kazakhstan 2 1+0 3 5
IRN 331 Russian Politics and Society 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 365 Modern Diplomacy 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 3XX [ AE ] Foreign Language of Specialization 3 (IRN 445/IRN 404) 0 3+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Elective (IRN 366/IRN 363) 2 1+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Elective (IRN 351/IRN 364) 2 1+0 3 5
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 18 Theoretical course: 30
Non Theoretical course: 0 Non Theoretical course: 0
Sum: 18 Sum: 30
7 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 240 Critical Geopolitics 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 340 Emerging China and World affairs 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 455 International Development and Changes 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 457 Politics in the Middle East & North Africa 1 2+0 3 5
IRN 40X [ AE ] Foreign Language of Specialization 4 (IRN 410/IRN 416) 0 3+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Elective (IRN 216/IRN 434) 2 1+0 3 5
XXX xxx [ AE ] Elective (IRN 453/IRN 438) 2 1+0 3 5
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 21 Theoretical course: 35
Non Theoretical course: 0 Non Theoretical course: 0
Sum: 21 Sum: 35
8 semester
code title th pr cr ects
IRN 460 Internship 0 4+0 4 11
IRN XXX [ NTE ] Final Assessment (IRN 485/487/489) 0 3+0 3 8
IRN XXX [ AE ] Elective (IRN 454 / IRN 458) 0 3+0 3 6
Local Credit ECTS
Theoretical course: 3 Theoretical course: 6
Non Theoretical course: 7 Non Theoretical course: 19
Sum: 10 Sum: 25
Total Local Credit Total ECTS
Theoretical course: 125 Theoretical course: 207
Non Theoretical course: 17 Non Theoretical course: 33
Sum: 142 Sum: 240

Students majoring in “International Relations” have the opportunity to work in various fields such as embassies and consulates of Republic of Kazakhstan abroad, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, international departments of different ministries, local councils and administrative bodies,  international departments of international and national companies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations and research centers.

According to the results of the Atameken rating in 2025, the specialty international relations took 13th place out of 20 EP.

Aizada Nuriddenova

PhD., Assistant Professor

aizada.nuriddenova@sdu.edu.kz

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Post
PhD., Assistant Professor

Academic career
BA: Regional Studies, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, 2010
MA: International Relations, Jilin University, 2012
PhD.: International Relations, Jilin University, 2015

Courses
IRN 340 – Emerging China and World affairs
IRN 370 – Global Political Economy

Publications
1. Nuriddenova A. Russian and Chinese Versions of “Eurasianism”: A Response from Kazakhstan, book chapter in Emerging Central Asia: Managing Great Power Relations, K. Hasan Khan and H. Koch (eds.), Clifton: Blue Dome Press, 2021. ISBN: 978-1-68206-030-8.
2. Nuriddenova A. Post-Soviet Dynamics in the Central Asian Region, Edited textbook, Zialy baspasy, Almaty, 2021. ISBN: 978-601-7647-00-1.
3. Nuriddenova A. What Happened at the Latest Central Asian Leaders’ Meeting? The Diplomat, July 23, 2022.
https://thediplomat.com/2022/07/what-happened-at-the-latest-central-asian-leaders-meeting/
4. Nuriddenova A. Institutionalization of China’s New Engagement with Central Asia, ENU Bulletin. Political Science. Regional Studies. Oriental Studies. Turkology Series, 2022. 140(3) 2022, 60-69.
5. Nuriddenova A. Visa-free travel from China could furhter boost Kazakhstan’s tourism sector, The Times of Central Asia, January 18, 2024. https://timesca.com/visa-free-travel-from-china-could-further-boost-kazakhstans-tourism-sector/
6. Nuriddenova A. “Can Central Asia Deepen Multilateral Cooperation without Institutionalization?” The Diplomat, August 12, 2024. https://thediplomat.com/2024/08/can-central-asia-deepen-multilateral-cooperation-without-institutionalization/ (co-author Sanat Kushkumbayev)
7. Nuriddenova A. “Diplomatic Engagement in Central Asia on the Rise” The Diplomat, May 14, 2024. https://thediplomat.com/2024/05/diplomatic-engagement-in-central-asia-on-the-rise/ (co-author Zhanibek Arynov)

Durdona Yussupova

MA, Senior lecturer

durdona.yussupova@sdu.edu.kz

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Post
MA, Senior lecturer

Academic career
BA: International Relations, Suleiman Demirel University, 2012
MA: International Relations, International University of Japan, 2014

Courses
IRN 116 – Module of Social and Political Knowledge (Political Science)
IRN 201 – Modern History of International Relations
IRN 220 – Contemporary history of International Relations
IRN 361 – Nation Building in Central Asia
IRN 468 – Contemporary Issues in International Relations

Publications
1. Yussupova D. & Issabayev M. Attitudes of teachers toward inclusive education in Kazakhstan: the case of mainstream schools of Almaty. Central Asian Economic Review, №5(140), pp. 76-90. 2021.
2. Yussupova D. Shanghai Cooperation Organization: Challenges and Perspectives for Development. In Nuriddenova A. & Baltabayeva G., Post-Soviet Dynamics in the Central Asian Region. KAskelen: SDU University. P.122-141.2021. 
3. Yussupova D.“Inclusive Education in Kazakhstan: Resourced Classrooms and Beyond”, Ryskulov Conference – 2022: Impact of applied research on decision-making,  pp.117-123. 2022. 
4. Yussupova D. “Online and distance learning in inclusive education during Covid-19: the case of Kazakhstan”, Nottingham University «Annual ENQUIRE Conference 2022: Embedding equality, diversity and inclusion in the post covid-19 world».2022.
5. Yussupova D. Analysis of specialists’ shortages in schools with inclusive education in Kazakhstan. Vestnik Karagandinskogo Universiteta [Вестник Карагандинского университета, Серия «Экономика»]. №2(110), pp. 123-135.2023.
6. Yussupova D. & Issabayev M. Contextualising inclusive education within educational policy of Kazakhstan. Memlekettik Baskaru jane Memlekettik Qyzmet [Мемлекеттік Басқару Және Мемлекеттік Қызмет], №1(84), pp.76-91.2023.

Galym Zhussipbek

PhD., Associate professor

galym.zhussipbek@sdu.edu.kz

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Post
PhD., Associate professor

Academic career
BA: International Relations, Ankara University, 1998
MA: International Relations, Ankara University, 2001
PhD: Political Science, Ankara University, 2008

Courses
– IRN 115 – Introduction to Political Philosophy
– IRN 453 – Nationalism and Religion
– IRN 128 –  Human Rights
– LAW 335 – International Protection of Human Rights

Publications

  1. Zhussipbek G. Liberalism and Islam in Central Asia. Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Central Asia. Edited by Rico Isaacs and Erica Marat. Routledge.2021. DOI:10.4324/9780429057977-37 https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9780429057977-37/liberalism-islam-central-asia-galym-zhussipbek ;
  2. Жусипбек Г. О., Нагаевa Ж. М., & Бактыбек А. Важность модели социального государства в создании инклюзивного общества. Аль-Фараби, 75(3).2021. https://doi.org/10.48010/2021.3/1999-5911.08.
  3. Zhussipbek G. and Nagayeva, Z. Human rights of daughters-in-law (kelins) in Central Asia: harmful traditional practices and structural oppression. Central Asian Survey, 40(2).2021.
  4. Zhussipbek G. and Nagayeva Z. The Social State, Active Citizen and Empowering Education: Contribution of Montessori’s Humanistic Philosophy of Education. Adam Aemi, 94 (4).2022.
  5. Zhussipbek G. “Book review”, Sanghera, Balihar, and Elmira Satybaldieva. Rentier Capitalism and Its Discontents: Power, Morality and Resistance in Central Asia. Springer International Publishing, 2021. Central Asian Surver. https://doi.org/10.1080/02634937.2022.2132708
  6. Zhussipbek G. “Book review”, Sanghera, Balihar, and Elmira Satybaldieva. Rentier Capitalism and Its Discontents: Power, Morality and Resistance in Central Asia. Springer International Publishing, 2021. Peace Research: The Canadian Journal of Peace and Conflict Studies. Volume 54, No 1.2022
  7. Zhussipbek G. Section Three: Islam. A Critical Reader in Central Asian Studies: 40 Years of Central Asian Survey.  Isaacs, Rico (Ed.). Routledge. ISBN 9781032060194.2022. https://www.routledge.com/A-Critical-Reader-in-Central-Asian-Studies-40-Years-of-Central-Asian-Survey/Isaacs/p/book/9781032060194.
  8. Zhussipbek, Galym, and Zhanar Nagayeva “The Need to Bridge the Gap between Research on Children’s Rights and Parenting Styles: Authoritative/Democratic Style as an Acultural Model for the Child’s Well-Being”. Social Sciences, 12 (1).2023. 
  9. Zhussipbek, Galym & Nagayeva, Zhanar“Strictness is a virtue”. Social determination of authoritarian parenting and political authoritarianism: the implications for children’s rights in Eurasia”. International Journal of Children’s Rights, 31 (2).2023.
  10. Zhussipbek G., & Nagayeva, Z. Women’s Rights in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan: In the Grip of Conservative Re-traditionalisation and Neoliberal Capitalism. In Post-Soviet Women: New Challenges and Ways to Empowerment (pp. 115-134). Cham: Springer International Publishing.2023.
  11. Zhussipbek G. The human right to health: Empathy and universal human dignity versus apathetic capitalism. Adv Med Psychol Public Health. 2024; 2(1):60-71.Doi: 10.5281/zenodo.11672488.
  12. Zhussipbek G., Tasbolat A., & Nagayeva Z. Interdisciplinary Approach to Overcoming the Persistence of Patriarchal Islamic Interpretations: Gender Equality, the Development of Empathy and Children’s Rights, and Insights from the Reformist Eurasian Scholars of Early Twentieth Century. Open Theology, 10(1), 20220243.2024. 
  13. Zhussipbek G. Bulletin of the Institute for Community Development “We must unite not only in our differences, but also in our shared thoughts and values”, No. 4 (6). 2024, KIPD Bulletin, pp. 55-64
  14. Zhussipbek G. Bulletin%20№6%202024%20WEB%20(3)_1734937799.pdf PDF Viewer kipd.kz/pdf-viewer?pdf=https://api.kipd.kz/storage/uploads/images/2024/12/23/

Islam Supyaldiyarov

PhD. Candidate, Senior Lecturer
Senior Adviser

islam.supyaldiyarov@sdu.edu.kz

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Ph.D. Candidate, Senior Lecturer, Senior Adviser

Academic career
BA: International Relations, SDU University, 2019
MA: MA in International Relations, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, 2021
Ph.D.: Ph.D. Candidate, International Relations, L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University, 2025

Courses

  • IRN 337 – The Fight Against International Terrorism, Spring Semester, 2024-2025.
  • IRN 359 – Political Economy of Central Asian Countries , Spring Semester, 2024-2025.
  • IRN 205 – Foreign Policy Analysis, Fall Semester, 2024-2025.
  • IRN 320 – Foreign Policy of Kazakhstan , Fall Semester, 2020-2021, 2022-2023 and 2024-2025. 
  • IRN 440 – Global Sustainable Development, Fall Semester, 2021-2022. 
  • IRN 211 – Diplomatic and Consular Services, Summer Semester, 2022.
  • IRN 311 – Multilateral Diplomacy, Summer Semester, 2022.
  • IRN 306 – Diplomatic Protocol and Documentation, Summer Semester, 2021.
  • HIS 330 – History of world intelligence organizations, Fall Semester, 2020- 2021. 
  • HIS 337 – Pan islamic and pan turkic political history of Ottoman government, Fall Semester, 2020-2021. 
  • HIS 338 – The history of the imperialist and dictatorial regimes, Spring Semester, 2020-2021. 
  • HIS 342 – The history of the cold war, Europe and America with the USSR, Spring Semester, 2020-2021.
  • IRN 208 – International Organizations, Spring Semester, 2019-2020.

Publications

  1. Neafie J., Maracchione F., Gabdulhakov R., Sheraliev K., & Supyaldiyarov I. Beyond the Silk  Road: Navigating the complexities of Central Asia’s public opinion of China. Central Asia Barometer.2024.
  2. Supyaldiyarov I., Supyaldiyarova D., & Aliyeva S. Navigating New Realities: Central Asia’s Role in Contemporary Geopolitics. Public Administration and Civil Service, 89(2).2024. https://doi.org/10.52123/1994-2370-2024-1237. 
  3. Supyaldiyarov I., Gupta R., & Aliyeva S. Beyond Borders and Bazaars: China and Russia’s Contest for Hearts and Minds in Central Asia. Journal of Central Asian Studies, 94(2), 52–70.2024.  https://doi.org/10.52536/3006-807X.2024-2.04
  4. Supyaldiyarov I. Charting New (Old) paths: Unraveling India-Kazakhstan ties in Eurasian Geopolitics. Electronic Journal of Social & Strategic Studies, 05(06), 08–23. 2024. https://doi.org/10.47362/ejsss.2024.5601
  5. Supyaldiyarov I. Reshaping Central Asia: The Dynamics of China’s influence and Regional landscape transformation. Proceedings of the ХIX International Scientific Conference for students and young scholars «ǴYLYM JÁNE BILIM – 2024». ISBN 978-601-7697-07-5
  6. Supyaldiyarov I. Central Asia’s Geopolitical Crossroads: The Dynamics of Coopetition Between Russia and China. Central Asia Forum, March 11, 2024. https://centralasiaforum.org/2024/03/11/central-asiasgeopolitical-crossroads-the-dynamics-of-coopetition-between-russia-and-china/
  7. Supyaldiyarov I. ’Coopetition’ in Central Asia: Analyzing the nexus of competition and cooperation between Russia and China. Proceedings of VI. International Research Congress on Social Sciences, 30 December 2023, Ankara, Türkiye. ISBN: 978-605-82037-7-8 
  8. Supyaldiyarov I. Peacekeeping operations: an overview of Kazakhstan’s participation. Proceedings of International Young Scholars Conference, June 2022. doi: https://doi.org/10.47344/iysw.v11i0. 
  9. Supyaldiyarov I. Превентивная дипломатия в Центральной Азии. Proceedings of International Young Scholars Workshop, June 2021. ISSN 2709-1120. doi: https://doi.org/10.47344liysw.v1i0.507. 
  10. Supyaldiyarov I. Вызовы превентивной дипломатии на современном этапе. Материалы международной научной конференции студентов и молодых ученых Фараби Әлемі», Алматы, Казахстан, 6-8 апреля 2021 года. ISBN 978-601-04-5270-1.

Submitted for publication:

  1. Supyaldiyarov I. ‘Strategic Discourses: A content analysis of Xi Jinping’s and Vladimir Putin’s speeches on Central Asia’. Submitted to Public Administration and Civil Service.
  2. Supyaldiyarov I. ‘Совпадающие интересы, расходящиеся стратегии: сравнительный анализ присутствия Китая и России в Центральной Азии’. Submitted to Bulletin of the L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University. Political Science. Regional Studies. Oriental Studies. Turkology Series.
  3. Supyaldiyarov I. Book chapter: ‘The Great Game redux: Competition and Cooperation in Central Asia’. Routledge.

Katira Karymsakova

MA, Senior lecturer

katira.karymsakova@sdu.edu.kz

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MA, Senior lecturer

Academic career
BA: Kazakh Ablai khan University of International Relations and World Languages, 2000.
MA: Kazakh Ablai khan University of International Relations and World Languages, 2003.
MA: Sorbonne Institute, Kazakhstan, 2016.

Courses
French Language

Publications
1. Karymsakova K. The relevance of studying the problems of religious radicalism in Kazakhstan socio-psychological development of children in a large family published: 31 January, 2022.
2. Karymsakova K. Pandemic, hoaxes and information security of kazakhstan journal of information policy 13: 140 – 158.2023.  (Scopus)
3. Karymsakova K. Research Article. Pandemic, Hoaxes and Information Security of Kazakhstan Journal of Information Policy 13: 140 – 158. 2023. https://doi.org/10.5325/jinfopoli.13.2023.0011  
4. Karymsakova K. The modern religious situation: Problems and ways to solve them Pharos Journal of Theology, 2024 – pdfs.semanticscholar.org
5. Karymsakova K. The relevance of studying the problems of religious radicalism in Kazakhstan,2023. https://bulpolit.enu.kz/index.php/main/article/view/228?dir=/var/www/vestnik_polit/pages

Meryem Syurmen

MA, Senior lecturer

meryem,syurmen@sdu.edu.kz

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MA, Senior lecturer

Academic career
BA: Two foreign languages, Suleiman Demirel University, 2020.
MA: Central and East European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies, University of Glasgow, University of Tartu, Jagiellonian University, 2022

Courses
– IRN 105 – Introduction to International Relations
– IRN 357 – Soviet Central Asia
– IRN 225 – Fundamentals of Geopolitics
– IRN 234 – International politics

Murat Turbek

MA, Teacher

murat.turbek@sdu.edu.kz

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MA, Teacher

Academic career
BA: Foreign language Institute, China，English Education,Shanxi Normal University, 2005.
BA: Foreign language Institute, Xi’an Jiao Tong University, 2014.
MA:  English Education, Osh State University, Kyrgyzstan,2019

Courses
Chinese language

Publications
1.«Мұғалімнің кәсіби құзыреттілігін дамытуда ұлттық рух пен мемлекеттік тілдің орны мен қызметі», Тәрбие құралы.2022.
2. «Қазақ тілін оқыту әдістемесінің өзекті мәселелері»,Тәрбие құралы. 2023.
3. Қытай және қазақ тілдеріндегі зоонимдік мақал-мәтелдердердің көркемдік ерекшелігі ,  Фараби Әлемі.2024.

Sergei Golunov

Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor

sergei.golunov@sdu.edu.kz

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Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor

Academic career
BA: History, Volgograd State University, 1995
PhD: Doctor of Political Sciences, Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation, 2009

Courses
– IRN 209 – International Relations Theories
– IRN 355 – International Securit
– IRN 331 – Russian politics and society
– IRN 351 – European Integration and European Union

Publications
1. Golunov S. ‘Pandemic Borders of Post-Soviet de Facto States.’ Journal of Borderlands Studies.Vol. 37, issue 4: 741-760.2021. https://doi.org/10.1080/08865655.2021.1943495
2. Golunov S., Smirnova V. ‘Russian Border Controls in Times of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Social, Political, and Economic Implications.’ Problems of Post-Communism. 2021, vol. 69, issue 1: 71 – 82. 2021. https://doi.org/10.1080/10758216.2021.1920839
3. Golunov S. Patriotic education in post-Soviet de facto states: identities and practices. In: Izvestia Altaiskogo gosudarstvennovo universiteta, no 6: 62-66. 2021. 
4. Golunov S. January 2022 crisis in Kazakhstan in eyes by foreign parliamentarians. In:  Izvestia Altaiskogo gosudarstvennovo universiteta, no 3: 34-38.2022.  
5. Stepanova E. and Golunov S. “Peace processes, violence, and de facto states: introduction,” Pathways to Peace and Security,” no. 1(62), pp. 7–29. 2022. 
6. Golunov S. Patterns in border security: regional comparisons, Journal of Borderlands Studies, 38:6.2023. 1101-1102, DOI: 10.1080/08865655.2023.2249922
7. Golunov S. Energy Security of post-Soviet de facto states: challenges, conflicts, and interdependence. In: World Economy and International Relations, vol. 67, no. 12: 116-126. 2023. 
8. Golunov S. Russian border security: trends of post-Soviet transformation. Estudios fronterizos, 24, e124.2023. https://doi.org/10.21670/ref.2313124 
9. Golunov S. Commissioned Book Review: Scott Radnitz, Revealing Schemes: The Politics of Conspiracy in Russia and the Post-Soviet Region. Political Studies Review, 22(1), NP1-NP2.2024. https://doi.org/10.1177/14789299231172441

Shatlyk Amanov

PhD., Assistant Professor

shatlyk.amanov@sdu.edu.kz

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PhD., Assistant Professor

Academic career
BA: Public Administration, Abat Izzet Baysal University, 1999
MA: Political Science, Istanbul University, 2002
PhD: International Relations,Gazi University, Turkey, 2007

Courses
– IRN 203 – International (Public) Law
– IRN 211 – Diplomatic and Consular Services
– IRN 219 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
– IRN 306 – Diplomatic Protocol and Documentation

Publications
1. Amanov Sh. The External Convergence of the EAEU on Global Issues: Evidence from the UN General Assembly Vote, 2000 – 2020. Journal of Globalization Studies, Vol. 15 No. 1, May 2024, pp. 36 – 58. DOI: https://doi.org/10.30884/jogs/2024.01.03
2. Amanov Sh. “India’s Rise in the Global South and INSTC: Insights from the ‘South − South Cooperation 3.0’ model” in Hasan Khan, K. (Ed.). 2024. India’s Economic Corridor Initiatives: INSTC and Chabahar Port (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003454540

Zhanel Sabirova

Teaching Assistant

zhanel.sabirova@sdu.edu.kz

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Teaching Assistant

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BA: International Relations, SDU University, 2022

Courses
–IRN 216 – International Conflicts and Peace

Publications
1. Sabirova, Z. (2022). The effectiveness of climate financing intermediaries: comparative study of Kazakhstan and Ukraine. Journal of Global Social Sciences, 3(11), 33-56.

Zulfiya Imyarova

PhD., Assistant Professor

zulfiya.imyarova@sdu.edu.kz

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PhD., Associate professor

Academic career
BA:Translation business, M.H. Dulati Taraz State University, 2000.
PhD: Candidate of Historical Sciences, Al-Farabi Kazakh National State University, 2009

Courses
– IRN 111 – Academic Writing
– IRN 364 – Central Asia and World Politics

Publications

  1. Imyarova Z. Graduate Mobility vs. Regional Return: Labor Migration Patterns in Kazakhstan. // .Н. Гумилев атындағы Еуразия ұлттық университетінің ХАБАРШЫСЫ, 1 2025.
  2. Imyarova Z. Institutional management and state financing for research on conflicts: efforts to sustain long-term peace post-2020. // Bulletin of Kazakh Ablai khan University of International Relations and World Languages. Series  “International Relations and Regional Studies” 4 (58), 2024. P. 218-236. 
  3. Imyarova Z. Mobile borders and chronotope of homeland// International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2024, 2024: 288: P.67–88.Doi.org/10.1515/ijsl-2023-0011
  4. Imyarova Z. Civilian Protective Agency in the Communal Attacks by the External Groups in Kazakhstan // Frontiers in Political Science 2024, 6:2024 Doi: 10.3389/fpos.2024.1401714
  5. Imyarova Z. Empowering Almaty’s disabled workforce: action for inclusive labor market. // The Journal of Economic Research & Business Administration 2 (148), 2024. P. 96-103. 
  6. Imyarova Z. Economies of Conflict Context and Root Causes of Inter communal Conflicts in Kazakhstan. // Central Asian Economic Review 4(151) 2023. Р.66-79. 
  7. Imyarova Z. De sovietizing nation-building in Kazakhstan: case of 2020 Korday violence.  // Vestnik Kaznu named after Abai 3 (78), 2023. P.23-32. 
  8. Imyarova Z. Погром ин пост-Назарбаев Казахстан. // Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs. March 2023. P.1-24.
  9. Imyarova Z. Советская идеологема «дружбы народов» и ее трансформация в современном Казахстане. Этносоциальные процессы в Республике Казахстан. // Сборник научных трудов. – Алматы: ИФПР КН МНВО РК, 2022. Часть 3. – С.113-123.
  10. Imyarova Z. Balancing between majorities: Notes on Osh Dungans. // Central Asian Survey 2022, 41:3. P. 402–418. Doi.org/10.1080/02634937.2021.2013773.

Yerkebulan Sairambay

PhD., Assistant Professor

yerkebulan.sairambay@sdu.edu.kz

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PhD., Assistant Professor, Senior Research Fellow

Academic career
BA: South Kazakhstan State University, 2011
MA: MSc in Russian, Central and East European studies , University of Glasgow, 2018
MA: MA in Political Science, University of Budapest, 2018
PhD: PhD in Sociology, University of Cambridge, 2022

Courses
– IRN 367 – Research Methods in Social Sciences

Publications

SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION

  1. Sairambay Y. Scopus article: ‘Towards a conceptualisation of ‘alternative’ political participation’. Submitted to Journal for philosophy and cultural studies Topos.
  2. Sairambay Y. Book chapter: ‘Digital political participation in rural Kazakhstan: Evidence from three villages’. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books | Rowman & Littlefield.

 PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

  1. Sairambay Y.  In collaboration with Kamza, A. The effects of the Russo-Ukrainian war on the Kazakhstani online media landscape. Slavonica, 29(1), 16-31. 2025. [Scopus, Q3]
  2. Sairambay Y. In collaboration with Kamza, A., Kap, Y., and Nurumov, B. Monitoring public electoral sentiment through online comments in the news media: A comparative study of the 2019 and 2022 presidential elections in Kazakhstan. Media Asia, 51(1), 33-61.2024. [Scopus, Q2]
  3. Sairambay Y. New media and political participation in Russia and Kazakhstan: Exploring the lived experiences of young people in Eurasia. Lanham: Lexington Books | Rowman & Littlefield. [Honourable mention at the Best Book Award ceremony at the Central Eurasian Studies Society conference in Almaty, 2024] 2023.
  4. Sairambay Y. How young people use new media in political participation in Russia and Kazakhstan. Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research, 14(2), 38-72.2022. [Scopus, Q1]
  5. Sairambay Y. Internet and social media use by young people for information about (inter)national news and politics in Russia and Kazakhstan. Studies of Transition States and Societies, 14(1), 56-70.2022.[Scopus, Q2]
  6. Sairambay Y. The contributions of new media to young people’s political participation in Russia and Kazakhstan. Central Asian Survey, 41(3), 571-595. 2022.[Scopus, Q2]
  7. Sairambay Y. Political culture and participation in Russia and Kazakhstan: A new civic culture with contestation? Slavonica, 26(2), 116-127.2021.[Scopus, Q3]
  8. Sairambay Y. Transitional justice and democratic consolidation in the post-Communist space: A comparative review of the Czech Republic, Latvia, and Slovakia. Politics in Central Europe, 17(1), 127-142.2021.[Scopus, Q2]
  9. Sairambay Y. How has digitisation facilitated the rise of “digital totalitarianism”? VISION: A Publication of Cambridge University International Development Society, Michaelmas 2021, pp. 35-37.2021.
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Karabayeva A.PhD, Assistant professor, KIMEP University
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Aitkulov D.General Director of Avtodok Kazakhstan LLP, former Head of the Ethnic Migration Department of the Migration Committee of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Ruziyeva S.SDU Graduate of International Relations program, SDU University
Akzharova S.Vice President for Communications and International Cooperation of Kazakhstan National Federation of Clubs for UNESCO
Suleimen M.Program Officer Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung
Le Torrivellec X.Regional Educational Cooperation Attaché Embassy of France in Kazakhstan
Shri Kothawade Swapnil SharadSecond secretary (Consular), Representative Office of India, Almaty
Nurov M.Chief expert of the Kazakhstan Center for Humanitarian and Political Conjuncture, Ph.D.  / Chief Researcher of the “Association of Financial Research”
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«Болашақ» халықаралық стипендиясының екі дүркін иегері. 2011 жылы Англияның Newcastle университетінің магистратурасын Халықаралық мультимедиалық журналистика мамандығы бойынша бітірген. Ал 2021 жылдың наурыз айында Шотландияның Glasgow университетінде үш жылдан астам уақыт бойы жазған докторлық диссертациясын мерзімінен бұрын сәтті қорғап шықты. 1 айдан кейін оған Медиа және мәдени саясат мамандығы бойынша ресми түрде Философия докторы ғылыми атағы берілді. Dr Әсел негізі 1451 жылы қаланған университеттің Мәдени саясатты зерттеу орталығында (Centre for Cultural Policy Research) қызмет еткен. Аты әлемге әйгілі, nationalism ұғымының Ұлыбританияда негізін қалаушылардың бірі Эрнест Геллнерден тәлім алған Филип Слесинджердің шәкірті. Сондай-ақ, ол  магистратура студенттеріне Зерттеу әдістері (Research Methods) пәнінен дәріс оқып, Қазақстаннан тұңғыш рет PhD дәрежесін иеленген маман атанады. 

Докторлық диссертациясы, «Қазақ киносы және ұлт: сыни талдау» тақырыбы, ұлт құрылысы (nation building)  тәсілімдемесі арқылы зерттелген (Kazakh cinema and the nation: a critical analysis – Enlighten: Theses (gla.ac.uk)). Ғылыми еңбекте ол қазақ киносына британ әлеуметтанушы Энтони Смиттің энтосимволизм концепциясы бойынша талдау жасап, қазақ халқының ұлт болып қалыптасуына атажұрттық фильмдердің әсері қаншалықты деген сұраққа жан-жақты жауап беруге ұмтылады. 

Диссертацияның жаңалығы – бұл отандық Еуразия Халықаралық  кинофестивалін академиялық тұрғыдан алғаш рет зерттеп, ғылымның фильм фестивальдері (film festival studies) атты жаңа саласына EurIFF ұғымын тұңғыш рет енгізді (бұл турасында ағылшын тілді ғылымда бір де бір диссертацияны айтағанның өзінде,  ғылыми орта назар аударарлық мақала да жоқтың қасы). Сонымен қатар, осы саланы зерттеп жүрген әлем зерттеушілеріне қазақ киносын, Қазақстанның халықаралық фестивалін ғылыми еңбегі арқылы танымалдандырды. 

Бұған дейін Әсел Қамза «Хабар» арнасында 2006-2010 жж. аралығында  «Азамат» жастар бағдарламасының редакторы, кейіннен продюсері, «Біз айтсақ…» ток-шоуының шеф-редакторы, қазақ және орыс тілінде хабар таратқан «Бизнес мекен» таңғы бағдарламасының сценарисі қызметін атқарып, ондаған тікелей эфирлерде жұмыс жасап, практик-журналист ретінде тәжірибесін толықтырды. Оның ішінде 2008-2009 жылдары «Қазақстанда жасалған» атты отандық өндірушілерді қолдау мақсатында ашылған тележобаның сценарист-редакторы әрі жүргізушісі болып жұмыс істеген. 2011-2014 жылдары «Қазақстан темір жолы» ҰК» АҚ Ішкі протокол және бұқарамен байланыс департаментінде маман деңгейінен бастап, жарнама бөлімінің бастығы позициясына дейін көтеріліп, 160 000-нан астам қызметкері бар  ұлттық компанияның  PR стратегиясын дамытып, үйлестіруге үлес қосқан. 

Сулейман Демирель Университетінде бакалавриат және магистратура шәкірттеріне қазақ және ағылшын тілдерінде Масс коммуникация теориясы, Зерттеу әдістері, Масс коммуникациядағы зерттеу әдістері, Медиа Социология және Бейне композиция пәндерінен сабақ береді. Ұлыбританияда 5 жылға жуық уақыт ішінде жинаған бүкіл өнегесі мен бар тәжірибесін күнделікті дәрісінде пайдалануға тырысады. Студенттеріне сыни ойлауға, сындарлы пікір білдіруге жөн сілтейді. Ғылыми жұмыс жазған кезде, кеңестік кезден келе жатқан дәстүрлі жүйе бойынша, тек ғылыми жетекшінің жөн-жобасын ғана басшылыққа алуды ғана үйретпей, шын мәнінде бүкіл жауапкершілікті өз мойнына алуға, өз бетінше, еркін және тәуелсіз жұмыс істеуге дағдыландырады. 

Мақалалары отандық ғылыми журналдарда жарық көрген. Қазіргі таңда толерантты журналистика, автобиографиялық фильмдерге қатысты зерттеу жұмыстарымен айналысады. 

Өмірлік ұстанымы – талап, сапа, нәтиже!

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