Four students from Oguz Khan Engineering and Technology University of Turkmenistan will take part in a year-long educational programme at the University of Tsukuba in Japan. The students were selected for their academic achievements and involvement in research and public activities, according to the news agency “Turkmenistan: Golden Age”.

The selected students are Bagtyyar Rejepov, who specialises in information security technologies; Yhlas Nazarov, whose field of study is electronics and nanoelectronics; Gulnabat Akmammedova, who studies technological business; and Garly Garlyyev, who specialises in digital infrastructure and cybersecurity.

During the programme, the students will deepen their knowledge of artificial intelligence, electronics and economics, participate in scientific research, and explore modern technological developments. The programme also aims to strengthen their professional skills in an international academic environment.

The exchange is being organised under a memorandum of understanding on student exchange between Oguz Khan Engineering and Technology University and the University of Tsukuba.

Developing international partnerships and student exchange programmes remains one of the priorities of the Turkmen university. Such initiatives expand opportunities for students to gain knowledge and practical experience at universities abroad.