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Stay updated with the latest news and professional activities of the Dean of the Faculty — Assem Abdunurovna.
This section features announcements of lectures, academic publications, student consultations, and other events that support scientific development and student engagement.
Check back regularly and take part in initiatives that promote education, research, and academic collaboration.
February 28, 2025
Participation in the Organization of a School Olympiad in Economics and Entrepreneurship
Assem Abdunurova actively participated in organizing an academic olympiad for high school students focused on economics and entrepreneurship. The event aimed to foster interest in economic education among youth and identify talented students for future enrollment in university programs. As the Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Entrepreneurship, she supervised the structure of tasks, evaluation criteria, and took part in the awarding ceremony.
This initiative reflects her ongoing efforts to build strong connections between secondary education and higher academic institutions in Kazakhstan.
February 16, 2024
"SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMY AND BUSINESS: APPROACHES, CHALLENGES, AND PROSPECTS"
Location: University Assembly Hall / ZoomDescription:Held in a hybrid format, this conference brought together international scholars, experts, and students to exchange insights on sustainable economic development, innovative business strategies, and global financial trends. Organized by DKU’s Faculty of Economics and Entrepreneurship, the event featured a plenary session and three thematic sections covering sustainable consumer behavior, business challenges, and leadership practices in modern organizations.
November 15, 2023
Keynote Speech at the National Currency Day Conference — November 15, 2023
On November 15, 2023, Assem Abdunurova delivered a keynote presentation during the National Currency Day celebration, an event dedicated to the economic significance of Kazakhstan's national currency, the tenge.
Her speech highlighted the historical evolution of the tenge, its role in strengthening national identity, and current macroeconomic challenges. The event brought together scholars, policymakers, and finance professionals, and served as a platform for discussing the future of monetary policy in the region.