On August 28, 2025, an important event dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held in the conference читать далее
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On June 30, 2025, the Faculty of History, Economics and Law held the final meeting of the Faculty Council this academic year. The council summed up th читать далее
On June 26, 2025, a Field Day was held at the production sites of LLP "Service-ZHARS" (Kyzylzhar District, North Kazakhstan Region) on the topic: "Eff читать далее
Кафедра «Казахский язык и литература» Института языка и литературы Северо-Казахстанского университета имени М. Козыбаева 19 июня 2025 года проводит Ме читать далее
Congratulations to Tamerlan Aikenov, a graduate of Economics, on his high sporting achievements! In April 2025, Tamerlan took part in the 2025 World читать далее
A solemn event dedicated to the Day of the Medical Worker was held at the North Kazakhstan University named after M. Kozybaev at the medical faculty. читать далее
from May 28 to May 30, 2025 a joint international scientific and practical conference was held In the coloborations of the Center for Public Health a читать далее
19.05.2025 г ППС и магистранты Агротехнологического факультета приняли участие в научно-практическом семинаре по селекции зерновых культур. Спикерами читать далее
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На медицинском факультете стартовала итоговая государственная аттестация студентов выпускных курсов. Этот важный и долгожданный этап завершает многоле читать далее
Ensemble of modern choreography “Antournan”
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The modern choreography ensemble “Antournan” was founded in 1989 by Irina Kolokolova, then it was called “Rendezvous”. Over the years, the ensemble has staged various productions, which include unique dance numbers representing various trends in contemporary art. The ensemble of modern and folk choreography "Antournan", which has been working since 2013 under the direction of K.S Plokhenko, has more than 30 members. It includes students from Kazakhstan and India. The ensemble participates in events both inside and outside the university. For 6 years he has been cooperating with the Institute of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan. |
Dostanova Dilara Aitkozhaevna |
In 2019, the 30th anniversary concert "We dance for you" was held, in which more than 40 students took part, as well as cadets of the Military Institute of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan and students from sunny India. The ensemble's repertoire includes modern choreography of all directions and styles, as well as folk dances: Kazakh, Russian, Indian, Uzbek, Spanish, Gypsy, Uyghur, etc. Thanks to the responsiveness, solidarity, responsibility and friendliness of the participants, the ensemble successfully performs in many events, on average more than 100 concerts per year, as well as annual reporting concerts.
The Antournan Ensemble is a professional contemporary dance group. The ensemble has earned the reputation of "The most outstanding collective of contemporary dance in North Kazakhstan region", tours the villages of the region, and also invites students of city schools and boarding schools to its hall. Under the direction of the artistic director of the collective Plokhenko Kristina Sergeevna. The members of the dance troupe combine refined technique with a dynamic fusion of energy, emotion and humor, which they demonstrate in their performances, full of expression and life. There are 54 dancers in the group, 10 of them are students from India. When there is dance, you don't need to know the language!
Ensemble "Antournan" takes prizes of honor at city, regional and republican competitions, festivals ("Zhas tolkyn", "Kabluchok", "Student Spring", etc.).
Since 2022, the ensemble has been led by Kapezova Raigul Adylbekovna.
For questions, contact office 109 of the educational building 1.
