Kazakh Professor Reaches Final of Global Teaching Innovation Awards
More than 1,000 educators from universities worldwide applied for the JoVE Educator Innovation Awards. The competition, announced in late September 2025, closed on November 21, 2025. Among the finalists was Assistant Professor Madaliyeva Sanam Khakimovna from Asfendiyarov KazNMU in Kazakhstan.
The awards sought innovative teaching strategies with real-world impact. Judges assessed entries on originality, educational value, and practical use. Only five educators globally reached the final stage, including Madaliyeva.
KazNMU's inclusion marks a significant achievement for the institution. It reflects the university's growing reputation in international education. The recognition also underscores the professionalism of its teaching staff.
While details of Madaliyeva's project remain undisclosed, her selection highlights its high quality. The competition's intensity made reaching the final a notable accomplishment.
For KazNMU, this milestone strengthens its position in global academia. It also encourages further international collaboration and educational development. The university's success in the awards demonstrates its commitment to innovative teaching strategies.
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