Almaty University of Energy and Communications

• Founded: 1997
• Location: Almaty, Kazakhstan
• Number of students: 2000
• Rating in Kazakhstan: 28.

The Almaty University of Energy and Communications appeared in January 1997 on the basis of the Almaty Energy Institute. Today AUES is one of the leading universities in Kazakhstan, where specialists from the energy, telecommunications and IT spheres are educated throughout Central Asia.

Education is conducted in two languages - Kazakh and Russian, since 2013 two programs in English have been introduced. The structure of AUES University includes 19 departments where you can get a bachelor's or master's degree, plus a distance education program and correspondence department with retraining of specialists are operating on the basis of the university.

AUES offers its students high-quality academic education, so many of them after graduation find work in their specialty not only in the country, but also abroad - in Russia, the European Union, America, Britain, Canada, Israel and others.

On the territory of AUPET there are four dormitories with a total capacity of up to 1,500 people, where local and foreign students live during their studies. For better adaptation and convenience, first-year students are placed in a separate hostel, a separate residence is also provided for undergraduates. On the territory of the university there are 3 dining rooms and several buffets, including in dormitories.

AUES buildings and dormitories are located in the very center of Almaty, so students can go for a walk around the city in their free time.

Extra-curricular activity is actively developed at the AUES university - every month the trade union committee of students holds about 20 events, games, tournaments and competitions. Students can join various associations - there are about 16 of them:

• KVN team
• Club "Braig Ring"
• Debate League
• Dance groups
• Guitar club.

The infrastructure of the university includes three main buildings located next to each other: building A in the south, building B in the north, and between them building D, which was renamed from building C since 2010 in honor of the first rector of the university.

Other university infrastructure facilities:

• Modern laboratories with computers and office equipment
• Library (includes a subscription, three reading rooms, Media Library electronic resources, a reading room for extracurricular activities)
• Sports complex (aerobics hall, wrestling and athletics halls, volleyball, basketball and tennis halls)
• Sports fields with fields for football, basketball and volleyball, running track
• Assembly hall with 350 seats.

The academic year at AUES begins in September and includes 2 academic semesters.

• Guardianship services

• Student's supervision