“The Republic of Bolashaq” was founded in 1999
The Student Republic “Bolashak” at the Academy “Bolashaq” is an independent (within the framework of the Academy’s student self-government) voluntary, democratic, legal, and secular student association.
The first President of the Republic was Yerzhan Yegemberdiev, a student of the “Jurisprudence” program.
The Student Republic “Bolashak” at the Academy “Bolashaq” has its own constitution.
Article 1 of the Constitution of the Student Republic “Bolashak”
Main Objectives of the Student Republic:
- Protection and representation of the rights of students at the Academy “Bolashaq” in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- Development of students’ socio-economic and cultural-moral qualities.
- Cultivation of leadership qualities and the future management class of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- Fostering active civic engagement among the students of the Academy.
Structure of Student Self-Government at the Academy “Bolashaq”:
Functions:
- Proposing various activities that align with student interests and encouraging participation.
- Organizing student leisure activities and events.
- Conducting meetings with prominent scientists, cultural figures, round tables, debates, and thematic and creative evenings.
- Participating in district, city, and national seminars, conferences, competitions, and other events.
Opportunities Offered by the Student Republic:
- Writing articles, research papers, projects, and startups.
- Developing business projects.
- Participation in national and international competitions.
- Developing critical thinking skills through chess.
- Free access to the fitness center and swimming pool.
- Gaining experience in organizing conferences, Olympiads, forums, and summits.
- Unlocking internal potential and fostering an active civic position.
- Representation in all collegial bodies of the Academy “Bolashaq.”
- Opportunities to travel abroad for various activities.
- Assistance with dormitory placement and relocation.
- Nominating active students for recognition and rewards from the Rector’s Fund.