25.09.2025
Yesterday, Adam University hosted an important Erasmus+ seminar on how to make higher education in Kyrgyzstan more inclusive and future-ready through the development of hybrid learning
We were delighted to welcome international experts, including Horia-Șerban Onița and Jeanine Gregersen-Hermans (online). Their insights on global trends, accreditation, inclusion, and pedagogical design in hybrid learning provided us with valuable new perspectives. We also shared our own practical experiences with digitalisation and the implementation of hybrid formats.
For us, this seminar was not just an event, but another step toward achieving one of our strategic priorities: advancing hybrid learning as a model that expands access for students in rural areas, improves teaching quality, and connects us with global practices.
I am convinced that investing in digital skills, strengthening policy frameworks, and fostering long-term international cooperation are the keys to the future of higher education in Kyrgyzstan.
