
IUTH was created in 2000 as a non-profit non-governmental organization in the form of institution "Kazakh University of Transportation Communications" on the basis of the Charter, certificate of state registration of legal entity registration № 33600-1910-Y-e series B № 0332485 dated June 15, 2000, statistical card dated June 15, 2000, TRN 600 700 207 749 dated 14 May 2001, trains specialists for the transport and communication complex, construction and other sectors of economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The transport sector, being a multi-farm, includes hundreds of different companies is challenged with need for specialists in various fields. These are the organizers of the movement, car-building workers, engine drivers, railway engineers, signalers, motorists and experts in the area of information systems and communications, energy experts, financiers, accountants, and many others.
The University has re-issued a state license № KZ58LAA00004977 dated 29.05.2015 year. The University has reissued state license № KZ58LAA00004977 dated 05.29.2015.
Since 2003 and currently the President of the University is a Doctor of Technical Science, Professor, Academician of the International Academy of Transport Omarov Amangeldy Dzhumagalievich.
Teaching staff of the University consists of leading scientists and transportation system workers who have passed many stages of career development in the transport sector.
In order to meet modern international standards in the field of higher education IUTH in 2004, 2008, 2013, 2015 has successfully passed the state certification of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan..
Near International University of Transportation and Humanities Technical and Economic College and Astana Technical and Economic College are in operation which allow to graduate with required specialties of transport and communication complex, and in the future to get higher education at the university.
Currently International University of Transportation and Humanities conducts training in 15 bachelor, 10 master's and 4 doctoral specialties.
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