Bachelor’s Degree Program
Innovative education for real-world impact
All undergraduate students study tuition-free.
Creative Engineering
This program is for those who want to be at the forefront of technological innovation. From day one, students solve real engineering challenges, create prototypes, and build digital products. The curriculum integrates technology, design, and project management, helping students become leaders capable of turning ideas into practical solutions.
Innovative IT Product Design and Development
This program teaches students how to transform ideas into digital products that truly meet people’s needs. Students learn to design intuitive interfaces, build data- and technology-driven solutions, and study UX/UI, product management, and the fundamentals of marketing. The program blends creativity and analytics, helping future designers make life simpler and better through their work.
Sociology: Leadership and Innovation
This track is for those eager to understand people — their stories, traditions, and ways of living together. Students explore how values are formed, how communities adapt to change, and how culture shapes worldviews. Through hands-on research and data analysis, they learn to identify the patterns that unite societies and design solutions that promote inclusion and community development.
Public Policy and Development
Designed for students who want to influence how cities and regions evolve and contribute to fair, sustainable policymaking. Students study data analysis methods, economic systems, and strategy design for improving quality of life. The program prepares graduates to work with governments, NGOs, and communities, creating tangible positive change.
Digital Media and Marketing
The program trains communication specialists with skills in journalism, media production, PR, and marketing. Students learn storytelling, writing and editing, video and podcast production, and gain a solid understanding of how media works. Graduates can launch their own media projects and work across various fields, from business to the media industry. A special focus is placed on critical thinking, analytics, and effective communication.
Admission Requirements
Applications for the bachelor’s program are submitted online. During registration, applicants complete an application form and upload the required documents. Each candidate may only apply to one program.
Deadlines:
Early admission: until December 24, 2025
Regular admission: from March 12 to May 30, 2026
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Fill out the application form and upload required documents.
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Record a video answering the following questions:
Why are you applying to inVision U?
Which program are you interested in and why?
What major challenge have you overcome, and what helped you through it?
What are your long-term goals, and how will this program help you reach them? What motivates you in your life?
What does being a leader mean to you? Could you share an example of a time you showed leadership?
Does your family support your decision to join inVision U? Who is your biggest source of encouragement?
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Upload your UNT (ЕНТ) results and English language test scores (IELTS, TOEFL).
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Pass an interview with the admissions committee.
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Receive an offer of admission.
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Submit the original documents.
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Take part in Orientation Week.
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Start your classes!
Our Teachers
Provost and Head of the Public Policy and Development program
Anel Kulakhmetova has previously worked as a national consultant on child protection and child rights for UNICEF Kazakhstan, and since 2014, has taught courses in International Development, Academic Research, and Writing at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek, SDU University, and Narxoz University. From 2023, Anel served as a dean of School of Arts and Social Sciences at Narxoz University.
Head, Engineering Design and Digital Arts
An artist and educator working at the intersection of engineering, design, and art. Holds a Master of Architecture (MArch) in Design for Manufacture from the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL (UK), earned through the Bolashak International Scholarship. Winner of the UK Alumni Award in the Culture and Creativity category for developing and leading the innovative Multimedia Sciences undergraduate program at SDU University. Her work explores surrealist methodologies and digital fabrication.
Head, Anthropology and Sociocultural Studies
A social anthropologist specializing in economic anthropology, family traditions, and informal institutions in Central Asia. Holds BA and MA degrees in Cultural Studies from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, and a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Zurich (Switzerland), where she defended her dissertation, “Weddings in Kazakhstan: Social Norms and Their Transformation.”
She worked as a research and teaching assistant at the Institute of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies, University of Zurich, and lectured at KazNU’s Faculty of Philosophy and Political Science. Former Director of Research at the Center for Political Solutions.
Head, IT & Product Design
A leader in EdTech and startup entrepreneurship. Founder of the IT & Product Design Department at Compass College, where her students won Startup Nation 2024. Winner of Startup Kyrgyzstan, finalist of the Dive into Silicon Valley program, and participant in the Silkway Accelerator program.
Head, Journalism and Media Studies
Founder of the independent media outlet Vlast.kz and Central Asia Editor at the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). A Kazakhstani journalist and editor with over 25 years of experience in national and international media, NGOs, and the private sector. Since 2022, he has served as Central Asia Editor at OCCRP and is a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).
FAQ
What is the application deadline for Fall 2026 intake?
Early Admission: Until December 24, 2025
Interview: Conducted with a university representative in late December 2025 – early January 2026. Please check your email regularly for a message from the Admissions Office regarding your interview date.
Regular Admission: Spring 2026. Please note that available spots at this stage are not guaranteed, so we strongly recommend applying as early as possible.
Is the UNT (ЕНТ) required?
Yes, it is mandatory for citizens of Kazakhstan. Since the early admission period ends in December 2025, we highly recommend taking the UNT in January 2026.
Which English proficiency tests are accepted?
IELTS, TOEFL, or Duolingo (for international applicants who do not have access to IELTS or TOEFL testing centers).
Is the interview mandatory?
Yes, it’s a required part of the admissions process. You will be asked about your motivation and goals. Use this opportunity to explain why you are a strong candidate for the program and the university.
I forgot to upload some documents. What should I do?
You can upload them later through the application portal. Files not submitted on time may be reviewed at a later stage.
Can I apply from other Central Asian countries?
Yes, the program is open to applicants from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.
What language is the program taught in?
The main language is English.
Is financial aid available?
Yes, all students study free of charge. Tuition is fully covered by inVision U.
How many students are admitted?
We plan to enroll 100 students annually across five programs.
Can I visit the campus?
Yes, campus visits are planned for Fall 2026. Follow updates on the inVision U Instagram page.