Four Turkmen students head to University of Tsukuba in Japan for one-year study

Four students from the Oguz Han Engineering and Technology University of Turkmenistan have been sent to the University of Tsukuba in Japan for a one-year study programme.

The programme was open to talented third-year students who excelled in their studies, research and public work. The selected students are Bagtyyar Rejepov (technical means of information protection), Ykhlas Nazarov (electronics and nanoelectronics), Gulnabat Akmammedova (technological business) and Garly Garlyyev (digital infrastructure and cybersecurity).

During the year, the students will deepen their knowledge of artificial intelligence, electronics and economics, learn about advanced scientific and technological experience, take part in research and improve their professional skills in an international academic environment. The trip is organised under a memorandum of understanding on student exchange between the university and the University of Tsukuba.

The university says it places great importance on enriching its students' knowledge and experience and developing their scientific and creative potential. Expanding international cooperation and student exchange programmes is, it says, a key part of its goal of training highly qualified young specialists.