Kazakhstan Medical University KSPH, formerly known as the Kazakhstan School of Public Health, was established in Almaty in 1997. It was created to train and retrain specialists in public health and improve the qualifications of healthcare leaders.
The university has a rich history of development and achievements, including the introduction of various medical specialties, the establishment of an Ethics Committee, and international accreditations.
Over the years, the university has expanded its international cooperation, signing agreements with institutions in countries such as Malaysia, China, and Kyrgyzstan. It has also undergone quality management system certifications and institutional accreditations, ensuring high standards in education and research.
The university has been led by several rectors who have contributed to its growth and success, currently, Dr. Botagoz Saitovna Turdaliyeva and Dr. Ardak Muhanbetzhanovna Auyezova.
Kazakhstan Medical University continues to play a significant role in advancing medical education and research in Kazakhstan and the Central Asian region.
