“Society Without Corruption” Intellectual Game Held

As part of the “Law and Order” month and in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Constitution, Kh. Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University hosted a university-wide intellectual game among first-year students on the theme “Society Without Corruption.” The event was organized by the Faculty of Economics and Law.

The aim of the intellectual game was to foster an anti-corruption culture among young people, to instill values of integrity, develop logical thinking, and encourage the practical application of their knowledge.

“At Atyrau University, the course ‘Fundamentals of Law and Formation of Anti-Corruption Culture’ is taught to students of all disciplines. Every citizen should be aware of their legal rights and have a clear understanding of corruption, including ways to prevent it and the legal consequences it entails. We hope today’s intellectual game is a success,” said Aigul Masalimova, Deputy Dean for Educational Work of the Faculty of Economics and Law.

The intellectual competition consisted of five rounds and involved teams from six university faculties:

1. “Oily bolsan, ozyp kor!” – a round of logic and general knowledge questions;

2. “Terminder soileidi!” – identifying legal terminology;

3. “Ushkyr oi” – presenting a video on the topic of corruption;

4. “Oilan tap!” – predicting corruption scenarios based on images;

5. “Suretter soileidi” – creating posters under the theme “We Are Against Corruption!”

 

The panel of judges included Akhmet Uakhitov, Head of the Forensics Division at the Atyrau Region Department for Economic Investigations, and Aigul Masalimova, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Law.

Participants were awarded points in each round, and at the end of the event, the winners received 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree diplomas, as well as a special award in the “Best Video” nomination.

Winners:

• 1st place: “Alash” team – students of the History and Social Studies program

• 2nd place: “Adal Urpak” team – students of group 101-2, Sports and Physical Education program

• 3rd place: “Uiymshyl” team – students of group 101-1, Sports and Physical Education program

• Best Video Award: “Right Way” team – students of the Art Education program