Turkmen HEI named after Oguz Khan is accepted as a member of CDIO Association

Oguz Khan University of Engineering Technologies was the first among all states of the Central Asian region to be accepted as a member of the international association CDIO, which aims to train a new generation of scientists, engineers and specialists who could invent, develop and implement new technologies. Oguz Khan University of Engineering Technologies was the first among all states of the Central Asian region to be accepted as a member of the international association CDIO, which aims to train a new generation of scientists, engineers and specialists who could invent, develop and implement innovative solutions and projects.

Currently, the association includes about two hundred higher education institutions and research institutes from forty countries of the world.

After the Turkmen university became a member of the Association, its students and teachers had an opportunity to participate in scientific forums and conferences organized by CDIO, to study the experience of colleagues from other universities in training highly qualified technologists and engineers.

Turkmenistan's Oguz Khan University of Engineering Technologies has recently been included in the prestigious rating of world higher education institutions according to a famous UK magazine. Oguz Khan University of Engineering Technologies has recently entered the prestigious rating of the world's higher education institutions according to the famous magazine of Great Britain.

Source: orient.tm