S. Sadvakasov Agrotechnical Institute

The S. Sadvakasov Agrotechnical Institute boasts a highly qualified academic and research staff, including professors, Doctors of Science, and Candidates of Science. Over 89 full-time faculty members facilitate the training of undergraduate and graduate students. The faculty includes:

• 5 Doctors of Science,
• 13 Candidates of Science,
• 15 PhD holders,
• 52 Master’s degree holders

Notably, seven faculty members have been honored with the prestigious "Best University Teacher" award, and seven are recipients of the "Bolashak" international scholarship.

The Institute offers 31 educational programs, structured as follows:

• 20 bachelor’s programs,
• 8 master’s programs,
• Doctoral (PhD) programs.

Currently, the Institute is home to 1,929 undergraduate students, 18 Master's students, and 10 Doctoral candidates. Instruction is conducted in both Kazakh and Russian. Our graduates are highly sought-after professionals, successfully employed across various sectors of the economy.

To ensure the highest quality of education, the Institute provides state-of-the-art infrastructure. Our academic buildings feature specialized laboratories, modern computer labs, and lecture halls equipped with LED displays. Students also have access to a comprehensive library, a sports and wellness complex, and on-site dining facilities. Advanced teaching technologies are actively integrated into every stage of the learning process.

The Institute maintains strong collaborative ties with the industry. Departmental branches operate within leading enterprises of Kokshetau and the Akmola region, including: KAMAZ-Engineering JSC, AGRIMER-ASTYK LLP, Tynys JSC, Eurasia Group Kazakhstan LLP, SINEGOR-GRAIN LLP; The Akmola Regional Territorial Inspection of Forestry and Wildlife; Gorselproekt Kokshetau LLP, Saulet-Kurylys 2010 LLP, Kokshetau Fire Station No. 10; Kokshetau State National Natural Park, Bolashaq Saraiy, Smart Aqmola, and other organizations. Furthermore, the "Elit" experimental scientific and production complex, located in the village of Vasilkovka (Zerendi District), serves as a dedicated site for teaching demonstrations and field research.

Research activities at the Institute are supported by grant and program-targeted funding from the Ministry of Higher Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Additionally, faculty members conduct contract-based research in partnership with regional industry leaders such as Tynys JSC, Kazrost Engineering JSC, Altyntau Kokshetau JSC, and Obukhovsky GOK LLP.