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The course is aimed at developing a systematic understanding of the principles of building the
process of managing integrated communications in organizations of various types; studying an
integrated approach to building an organization’s communications with external and internal
stakeholders; mastering practical tools for effective communication; development of practical
skills necessary to analyze and improve the communication policies of organizations of various
types
Expected learning outcomes:
They know how to apply response algorithms in various crisis situations, establish
effective interaction within the team to achieve a common goal, build the reputation of a
government body, effectively manage conflicts, build work with key stakeholders

3. Anti-corruption policy and compliance
Credits 3
Semester 1 (Autumn semester)
Short course description:
The course is aimed at mastering anti-corruption strategies, approaches and practices to
minimize corruption risks; development of analytical and conceptual skills in researching
perceptions of corruption in the international arena; developing skills in developing
documentation for the implementation of compliance policies in the activities of organizations
Expected learning outcomes:
They have the skills to analyze corruption risks, implement and evaluate the current Concept
of the Anti-Corruption Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2022-2026, know and are able
to apply compliance tools in the activities of organizations

It is necessary to dial 6 credits

1. Behavioral Economics
Credits 3
Semester 2 (Spring semester)
Short course description:
The course is aimed at studying universal methods for studying economic behavior, studying
methods of quantitative data analysis, collecting, processing data, building models, checking
analysis results for the reliability of the results, and making management decisions based on
the analysis.
Expected learning outcomes:
Able to apply tools and methods of quantitative data analysis, collect a database, build
analytical models and make management decisions in the field of economics based on the
analysis performed

2. State and business
Credits 3
Semester 2 (Spring semester)
Short course description:
The course is aimed at studying the relationships between government authorities, business
structures and civil society organizations as the main actors in the decision-making process in
the country; consideration of the functions and interests of the participants in the relationship;
mechanisms of interaction between these participants; advantages, disadvantages and ways
to improve interaction between the state and business
Expected learning outcomes:
Knows the basics and mechanisms of interaction between government and business; knows
how to apply tools and mechanisms of interaction between government and business

3. Economic security
Credits 3
Semester 2 (Spring semester)
Short course description: