On September 7, 2026, the Kazakh National Academy of Choreography hosted an information session under the academic mobility program in its conference hall. The event was attended by students who had completed their studies at universities in Latvia and Poland: Diana Khussainova and Inkar Makanova (educational program: "Arts Management"), as well as Tolepbergen Bona and Polina Ivanova (educational program: "Pedagogy of Choreographic Art").

During the meeting, the students shared their experiences of studying abroad, discussing the organization of classes, the structure of educational programs, and the challenges they faced while far from home. According to them, the professional training received in Kazakhstan allowed them to confidently integrate into the educational and creative processes of the foreign universities, as well as to participate in major student and cultural events.

According to the participants, studying abroad provides an opportunity to explore alternative approaches to choreographic art and arts management, gain invaluable international interaction experience, develop resilience, and improve personal discipline. The attendees engaged in the conversation with great interest and asked the speakers various questions.

Such academic and cultural mobility programs contribute to expanding the creative horizons of future specialists, demonstrating the high standard of the Kazakh school of choreography, and strengthening international cooperation between educational institutions. This information session was organized by the International Cooperation and Public Relations Department ahead of the launch of the new academic mobility competition. The goal of this event is to inform students and clarify the nuances of studying abroad.