This document provides admissions statistics for Master's and PhD programs between 2013 and 2014. For Master's programs, the number of female students increased from 87 (76% of the total) in 2013 to 171 (68% of the total) in 2014. The majority (54%) of Master's students were from Astana city. For PhD programs, 73% of students were female. Most PhD students (63%) were from Astana city. The document also includes data on student enrollments by region and occupation but does not provide the specific enrollment numbers.

1. GRADUATE ADMISSIONS
STATISTICS

2. ADMISSIONS STATISTICS ON MASTER’S PROGRAMS
(INTAKE 2013 AND 2014)
Master’s students enrollment

3. Gender
2013 2014
# % # %
Female 87 76% 171 68%
Male 28 24% 82 32%
Total 115 253
Gender representation of Master’s students

4. Regional representation of students enrolled to Master’s
programs
№ Region 2013 and 2014 (%)
1 Akmola region 4%
2 Aktobe region 3%
3 Almaty city 9%
4 Almaty region 2%
5 Astana city 54%
6 Atyrau region 1%
7 East Kazakhstan region 6%
8 Karagandy region 6%
9 Kostanay region 2%
10 Kyzylorda region 1%
11 Mangystau region 1%
12 North Kazakhstan region 1%
13 Pavlodar region 4%
14 South Kazakhstan region 1%
15 West Kazakhstan region 2%
16 Zhambyl region 3%
Total 100%

5. Number of students enrolled to Master’s programs
(by region of origin/occupation)
(Intake 2013 and 2014)

6. ADMISSIONS STATISTICS ON PHD PROGRAMS
(INTAKE 2013 AND 2014)
Ph.D. students enrollment

7. Gender representation of Ph.D. students
(Intake 2013 and 2014)
Gender # %
Female 36 73%
Male 13 27%
Total 49 100

8. Regional representation of students
enrolled to Ph.D. programs
№ Region 2013 and 2014 (%)
1 Aktobe region 4%
2 Almaty city 13%
3 Astana city 63%
4 East Kazakhstan region 2%
5 Karagandy region 6%
6 Kostanay region 2%
7 North Kazakhstan region 4%
8 South Kazakhstan region 6%
Total 100%

9. Number of students enrolled to Ph.D. programs
(by region of origin/occupation)
(Intake 2013 and 2014)