Department of Physics
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About the department
The physics department one of the first departments opened at the Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University. The department with 80 years of history consists of highly qualified, experienced teachers. During these long years of formation and development, the physics department not only provides high-quality education and research activities for the young generation, but also, along with the traditional upbringing characteristic of our people, creates all conditions conducive to the modern, comprehensive and continuous development of our beautiful girls. The students of the department are engaged not only in the academic program of the university, but also take an active part in all non-class events organized by the university in the field of art and sports. Students, undergraduates and doctoral students of the department take part in physical and interdisciplinary research projects, start-up projects, various subject Olympiads, debates, competitions for student and master's theses, attend various foreign language courses, entrepreneurship courses and other courses aimed at developing critical thinking and comprehensive personal development. In the department of A.K. Ershina, G.I. Salgaraeva, A.M. Tatenov, G.T. Tugelbaeva, N.D. Zaurbekova, N.A. Sandibaeva, G.A. Kaptagay, Dalelkhankyzy Anar, scientist-professors work successfully, teaching students science and supervising scientific work.
Under the guidance of a highly qualified teaching staff, students, undergraduates and doctoral students of the department receive high-quality fundamental education and actively participate in scientific research on topical issues of modern physics and technology.
The research work of the department is carried out within the framework of the theme “Modern scientific directions in physics”. Under the guidance of Professor A. Tatenov, design work is being carried out within the framework of scientific research on the topics: “Obtaining secondary EMF to increase efficiency, studying the braking effect of the magnetic field of inductive current during rotation of Three-phase electric generators”, “Modeling the parameters of physical processes in ferromagnetic materials” at the department. P.h.D., senior lecturer G.A. Kaptagay is engaged in a research project funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports and Science on the topic “Development and investigation of new multifunctional vdW structures of 2D transition metal films.”
The department is in close contact with schoolchildren. Schools № 109, №. 43, as branch schools of the department, organize many events during the learning process. Republican Olympiads “BILIM SHYNY” in physics, mathematics and computer science are held annually among 11th grade students. Olympic winners can enter the university for free.
The department is equipped with a modern material and technical base. In the laboratories of mechanics, electricity and magnetism, molecular physics and thermodynamics, atomic and nuclear physics, microelectronics, methods of teaching physics, astronomy belonging to the department of physics, students consolidate in practice the theoretical knowledge gained in lectures and practical classes, performing laboratory work. In 2020, the laboratory "Physico-technical research" was opened to conduct scientific research of the teaching staff and on theses of undergraduates and doctoral students of the department. Laboratories "Alternative energy sources" is optimally integrated into the educational process for conducting elective disciplines and research work of the teaching staff of the department. A small model of the Plenatary observatory created at the university is equipped with a moving map of the heavenly world. Also, as part of the digitalization program, laboratories are being held in the Robotics laboratory. The work of the scientific circle "Smart Physics" is carried out in connection with the innovations of the 4th industrial revolution. The purpose of the circle: to awaken students' interest in education and science, to form a worldview, to master scientific and technical innovations, to follow the progress of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, to consider the application of world changes in the development of our country
The first head of the Department of Physics M.Z. Zhylkybaev has been working since 1945. Also the heads of the department were: F. Polatbekov, S. Mukhtarov, A. Zhanalinova, U. Zhadraev, G. Egizbaeva, A. Akylbekov. The department was headed by Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor A. Zhamalov in 1992-2007, in 2007-2011. Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences A.K. Ershin, from 2011 to 2015 candidate of physical and mathematical sciences, associate professor O. Parmanbekov, in 2015-2018 Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor E. Tasbolat, in 2018 PhD G. Kaptagay. In 2020, in connection with the transformation of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics into the Higher School of Physics, Mathematics and Digital Technologies, the post of head of the Physics Department was transferred to the position of program leader of the Department of Physics. PhD T.R. Myrzakul, who since 2019 headed the department as head of the Physics Department, In 2020-2021, she held the position of program leader of the Department of Physics. Since September 2021, the acting associate Professor, Candidate of Sciences Sandibaeva N. A. has been heading the program leader of the Department of Physics.
The Department of Physics prepares specialists for educational programs 6В01504 Physics, 6B01505- Physics-Сomputer Science, 6В05302 Physics, 7М01502 Physics, 7М05301 Physics, 8D01501 Physics, 8D05302 Physics. 567 students, 54 master's students, 6 doctoral students, a total of 627 students study in the department under the mentioned educational programs
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