Strategic Development Priorities of the Faculty
On October 20, 2023, in accordance with the order No. 369/1, the Faculty of Natural Sciences was established.
The mission of the Faculty of Natural Sciences is to train highly qualified specialists in the field of natural sciences capable of solving the current problems of our time.
To achieve this goal, the faculty performs the following tasks:
- Ensures a high level of training of specialists in the field of natural sciences that meets international standards.
- Develops scientific and research activities in the field of natural sciences.
- Cooperates with leading scientific centers and organizations of the world.
- Promotes scientific knowledge among the population.
The faculty currently has 5 departments and 27 educational programs, including:
- Department of Mathematics
- Department of Physics and Informatics
- Department of Biology
- Department of Chemistry
- Department of History and Geography in Education
Graduates of the Faculty of Natural Sciences are in demand in science and education.
The specific goals and objectives of the Faculty of Natural Sciences may vary depending on the specifics of a particular university and region. However, in general, the mission of the Faculty of Natural Sciences is to promote the development of science and education, as well as to train highly qualified specialists who can contribute to the development of society.
Research
A regional scientific and practical conference on the topic "Zhalantos Batyr - Turan Tiger" was held by the "Murager" scientific and research group.
The participants of the conference who won prizes were awarded diplomas. Letters of gratitude were presented to their scientific supervisors for their active participation, and all participants were given certificates.

Educational and Methodical work
The main goal of educational and methodological work at the faculty is to create conditions that allow increasing the efficiency and quality of the educational process. The leadership of educational and methodological work is carried out by the deputy dean for academic affairs.
The faculty has 18 bachelor's, 7 master's, 1 doctoral educational programs. The content of educational programs is focused on the needs of social partners and employers
The student contingent is 1326 bachelor's, 126 master's, 1 doctoral (the number of students studying on a grant is 937 students). The faculty of the faculty annually improves their qualifications in leading foreign and republican universities and centers: New Castle University (Great Britain), Wildau University of Applied Sciences (Germany), Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania), Senior Expert Service, Center of Pedagogical Excellence of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Orleu JSC, Abai Kazakh National University, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, etc., actively participates in scientific and methodological conferences, seminars, trainings. The contingent of master's students is 174 people, the number of those studying on a grant is 119.
The faculty is provided with all the necessary educational materials for the development of educational programs. The buildings of the faculty are equipped with sanitary standards and fire safety equipment. Classrooms, laboratory facilities, study rooms, dormitories and other places, sports complexes comply with the established norms and regulations.
Planned work is being carried out to update and improve the material and technical base of educational programs.
Educational work
A literary hour dedicated to the 130th anniversary of Sultanmakhmut Toraigyrov was held in the student dormitory, organized by the curators of the Department of Mathematics. Mathematician students living in the dormitory told about the poet's biography and work, and recited his poems. Quiz questions were asked about the poet's work. The purpose of this literary event is to educate young people in patriotism through the literary heritage and passionate poems of S. Toraigyrov.

A meeting with students on the topic "Religion and our society" was organized by religious scholar B. Alpysbayev and senior lecturers of the "History and Geography" department of the State University of Arts and Sciences Danabekova D., Abdurakhmanova K.R. The purpose of the meeting was to determine the history, meaning and place of religion in society, to educate people in morality and faith, and to prevent religious extremism.

The Department of Mathematics organized a meeting with specialists from the Department of Drug Crime Prevention and Control of the PD and the PD Canine Center on the topic "Drug Addiction - a Disease of the Century!"
Canine specialists demonstrated methods for finding and catching drugs with the help of dogs.
Senior operational officer of the Department of Drug Crime Prevention of the Zhambyl region, Police Major Kaukeshova Aigerim Asanovna, provided useful information on the topic and answered students' questions. She spoke about the consequences of drug addiction and warned against the need to avoid bad habits that have become a disease of society.

Material and technical base
The greenhouse complex of the Biology Department uses various innovative technologies. One of them is water conservation, that is, drip irrigation technology. In addition, plants can be grown without soil, for which wood chips or coconut substrates are used. This is very useful for conducting experimental work.
In the experimental site "Greenhouse" students have ample opportunities to combine theoretical knowledge with practice and engage in scientific work.

A spectrophotometer is an optical instrument designed to measure the ratio of the intensities of two monochromatic light streams depending on the wavelength of the light. A spectrophotometer consists of a light source, a monochromator, a light receiver, and a recording device. It is used to measure the ability of various bodies to emit, absorb, and reflect light in the range of 0.185 ... 200 microns.

The SOPTOP EX30 laboratory microscope has a wide field of view of 22 mm eyepieces. The microscope is equipped with a binocular or trinocular tube. It is offered in various configurations depending on the tasks of the laboratory: a Rif module, phase contrast, polarization and a digital tablet camera with the ability to take pictures both on a camera and on a computer are included. There is a full range of possibilities for viewing preparations.

New ergonomic design, stable microscope base, easy to operate, suitable for various working conditions.
Modular design, capable of working with fluorescence, phase contrast, polarization, dark field modes. Modules are based on bright field mode. Widely used for clinical diagnosis, pathological examination, educational purposes, etc.

The Department of Chemistry is equipped with specialized laboratories and equipment (Analytical balance, technical balance, drying cabinet, muffle furnace, spectrophotometer DR 2800, spectrophotometer DR 3900, concentration electrocolorimeter KFK 3, HANNA photometer, water bath, sand bath, refractometer IRF 24, universal ionometer EV 74, rotary viscometer, precision scales, pH meter, glass viscometer, magnetic stirrer, Würz flask, electric plate, ionometer pH-160 M, conductivity meter salt meter) and innovative learning technology has been introduced.


Achievements
WINNERS OF THE "ZHAS GALYM" PROJECT
The winners of the competition for grant funding for young scientists' research under the "Zhas Galym" project for 2025-2027 include two teachers from the Faculty of Natural Sciences at M. Kh. Dulati Taraz University:

Gulnur Turatayevna Yerkebulan, Associate Professor (Associate Professor) of the Physics and Computer Science Department, PhD, is pursuing a research project in the priority area of "Advanced Manufacturing, Digital, and Space Technologies": "An Adaptive Text Translation and Kazakh Language Teaching System Based on Neural Network Algorithms" (IRN AP25793799).
Asel Askarovna Karabaeva, Senior Lecturer of the Biology Department: "Creating an Ecologically Friendly System for Protecting Apple Trees from Fruit Mites in Southeastern Kazakhstan" (IRN AP25797095)
ANOTHER GREAT ACHIEVEMENT IN SCIENCE AND INNOVATION

Gulnara Zieva, Head of the Biology Department at the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Dulati University, PhD in Biology, and Associate Professor, has received a grant of 350 million tenge for the 2025-2027 competition for the commercialization of scientific and technical results of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan!
Project topic: "Implementation of agricultural technology for growing drought-resistant and high-yielding sorghum in the southern region of Kazakhstan with subsequent processing into grain crops."
Sorghum is an environmentally friendly plant adapted to arid climates and has great potential in agriculture. The implementation of this project will improve the country's food security and give new impetus to the agro-industrial sector. Furthermore, it opens the door to the introduction of innovative approaches in agriculture.
Congratulations to Gulnara Kerimbekovna! We wish her continued professional success, new achievements, and creative inspiration!
DULATI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TAKE 1ST PLACE IN THE FUTURE MAKERS HACKATHON

Students from the Faculty of Natural Sciences participated in the FUTURE MAKERS hackathon in Shymkent, where Aibek Seidazimov and Nikita Krasnobaev Shymkent took first place!
Our active students received a cash prize of 700,000 tenge for presenting their creative ideas and best projects!
May your success be many victories and achievements! We wish you continued success in your creative endeavors!
A STUDENT OF OUR FACULTY BECAME THE WINNER

At the initiative of the head of state, the "Tauelsizdik Urpaqtary" grant is awarded annually to support new ideas and youth initiatives. The grant is awarded in the following areas: Science, Culture, Information Technology, Business, and Media, with financial support for each project amounting to 3 million tenge.
According to the results of this competition, Asel Tokpanova, a student at Taraz University named after M. Kh. Dulati, successfully defended her projects and received a grant of 3 million tenge in the Information Technology category.
This achievement is the result of the university's systematic work aimed at supporting youth initiatives and the active citizenship of students and staff.
ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES:
ACTIVE STUDENTS
Our alumnus
