Cambridge University Kazakh Society

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The Cambridge University Kazakh Society is a platform for communication between Kazakhstan students in Cambridge University. It was established in October 2007 and was officially registered with the University of Cambridge in December 2007.

The Society’s objectives are the support, development, improvement and promotion of the interest in, and the knowledge and study of, the Arts, History, Politics, Science, Languages and Cultures of Kazakhstan, and furthering the integration of native speakers from that country, in the University of Cambridge.

The Society has already managed to participate in some events and give a great presentation of the now-glorious country Kazakhstan. The Society has a highly responsible and cheerful committee consisting of people highly interested in the future of the Kazakhstan and its people.