Karaganda Buketov University

Karaganda Buketov University is named after academic EA Buketov. It is located in Karaganda, Kazakhstan and was founded in 1972.

The university offers a range of academic degrees across multiple fields of study. At the undergraduate level, students can pursue bachelor's degree programmes in subjects including natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, humanities, and arts.

Karaganda Buketov University also offers a variety of master's and doctoral programmes in fields like teacher training, economic security, biotechnology, mechanics, petrochemistry, tourism and more.

In addition to its academic programmes, the university houses several research institutes and centres that focus areas such as energy, materials science, ecology, economics, and linguistics.

The university takes part in academic exchange programmes, helping students and faculty to study and conduct research abroad while welcoming international students to its campus.

The "House of Students" complex includes six residential buildings, offering accommodation for 2,400 students. These buildings are equipped with various amenities, including household rooms, laundries, showers, and leisure areas. Students have access to on-site facilities such as the "Ayuli" gym and the "Zhastar Ortalygy" Leisure Centre. Security measures include security cameras, a pass system, security guards, and a superintendent. The campus is close to a university clinic, grocery stores, pharmacies, and bus stops. To secure a place, students must apply online through the SESC portal and must adhere to set up rules during their stay.