Scientific Issues Interpreted by Master’s Students
Today, Kokand State University, in cooperation with the republican scientific journal Science and Technology, hosted a national scientific-practical conference titled “Scientific Issues Interpreted by Master’s Students.” This academic event served to widely present the scientific research of master’s students studying at higher education institutions across the country, their achievements, as well as advanced ideas and practices that can be applied to the education system and various production sectors.
At the opening ceremony, the First Vice-Rector of Kokand State University, Ahmadjon Husanov, emphasized that the scientific potential of master’s students plays an important role in strengthening the integration of education and industry. He noted that in the current stage of scientific development, the creative perspectives of young researchers and their analytically grounded proposals are crucial in shaping promising projects.
Speakers at the conference highlighted issues related to scientific development, the need for innovative research, and supporting the scientific capacity of master’s students.
Within the framework of the conference, master’s students from different regions of the country presented their scientific developments, research results, and methodological proposals. Participants exchanged views on introducing modern approaches to the education system, solving current problems within various scientific disciplines, and identifying future directions for scientific cooperation.
The conference operated through seven sections. Each section heard independent scientific viewpoints, new ideas, and scientific-practical proposals from the master’s students. Experts also provided recommendations regarding their research. At the conclusion of the conference, the most relevant and promising scientific developments were specially recognized.
This scientific-practical conference held at Kokand State University contributed to the realization of master’s students’ scientific potential, the implementation of innovative ideas into practice, and the strengthening of scientific cooperation at the national level.