Delegates from the London Academy of Management Sciences visited Kazakhstan recently to forge relationships with educational organisations. Relationships such as these enhance the learning opportunities of students and build international relations, allowing companies to mutually benefit from each other in areas including employment, training, teaching and experience sharing.

Steve Mitchell and Asif Siddiqui travelled to Kazakhstan and met with many organisations there. Relationships have been forged with the University of International Business and the International University. The Academy looks forward to receiving students from both organisations in the very near future. Ongoing talks are being held with the International Business School and a working relationship is being finalised.
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University of International Business
The University first operated in 1992 as part of the Kazakh State Academy of Management. Since then various changes have occurred, allowing the organisation to become a University in 2001, since when it has been making strides in cementing its reputation in Kazakhstan. They have not limited themselves to a national identity, and are constantly forging international relationships to build an enviable international impression. The University is very modern in its approach and is amongst the most forward thinking in Kazakhstan.