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The Faculty of Land Management was established in 1957, and the Faculty of Architecture in 1965. Since its formation, it has become the only faculty in Kazakhstan providing training in the field of land management and cadastre. Staff training in the specialty "Architecture" was initially started in 1965 at the Department of Planning of rural settlements. In 1969, the profile department of Architecture was organized. According to Order No. 857-H dated December 26, 2017, in terms of implementing the university's strategy for transformation into a Nazarbayev University-type research university, the Faculty of Land Management and Architecture are combined into one faculty - Land Management, Architecture and Design. Currently, by the decision of the Board of Directors of NAO S.Seifullin KATSU dated July 02, 2025 (Protocol No. 2), the Faculty of Land Management, Architecture and Design has been renamed the Institute of Land Resources and Architecture. During its existence, more than seven thousand specialists have been trained, who successfully work in geodetic, land management and cadastral organizations, appraisal companies, in the field of architecture and design, as well as in other sectors of the national economy and make a worthy contribution to the development of Kazakhstan.

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The faculty has formed a qualified teaching staff that does a lot of work to improve the quality of the educational process, master multi-level training programs for specialists, conducts research on various issues of geodesy, land management and cadastre, architecture and design, allowing staff to be trained taking into account the requirements of employers and production in general. Currently, the faculty includes four departments: land management, cadastre, geodesy and cartography, architecture and design. The departments closely cooperate in research and educational work with production organizations, mutually enriching themselves methodically and theoretically, which is the main reason for the continuous improvement of the educational process and improving the level of training of young specialists.
At various times, the faculty was headed by prominent scientists, professors, associate professors, each of whom contributed to its formation and development.: Fedorov V.I.; Candidate of Economics, Associate Professor Tikhomirova E.D.; Doctor of Economics, Professor Spector M.D.; Doctor of Economics, Professor Maul Ya.Ya.; Candidate of Economics, Associate Professor Rezaev V.V.; Candidate of Economics, Associate Professor Krykbaev Zh.K., Doctor of Architecture, Professor Kornilova A.A.; Candidates of Architecture, associate professors: Kopp A.A., Chikanaev A.Sh., Latyshev V.A., Spector D.M.; associate professor Garmider V.I., Zelyak N.P., Professor Toskin V.F., Associate Professor Svetlichny V.I.
The famous scientist, Doctor of Economics, Professor Moses Aronovich Gendelman, the founder of the scientific school of land management, stood at the origins of the formation of the faculty, not only in Kazakhstan, but throughout the post–Soviet space. A number of fundamental works, the relevance of research, their novelty, and practical significance earned him the fame of one of the prominent theorists of agricultural economics. As part of the working group of the Mazhilis of the Republic of Kazakhstan, they participated in the discussion of the "Land Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan", in drafting a new Concept for the rational use and protection of lands, adopted by By the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In general, his activities were aimed at scientific and methodological support of the ongoing land reform in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Gendelman M.A. was a leading figure of the land management science of Kazakhstan, a famous scientist, the first rector of the university. Today, students of his scientific school work in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Russia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan and Germany. Author of more than 230 scientific papers, many of his theoretical developments are included in textbooks and teaching aids. In different years, M.A. Handelman has trained 45 candidates and 8 doctors of sciences, many of whom are currently working at our university. In 2013, by the decision of the Academic Council of the University, the conference hall of the main building was named after the scientist.
Today, continuing the tradition, the Institute successfully operates a scientific school created by a well-known agricultural scientist in Kazakhstan and the CIS countries, the author of numerous works on land management, agricultural economics, rural planning, Doctor of Economics, Professor M.D. Spector. He made a huge contribution to the development of land management science, and on his initiative, an industrial research laboratory was opened at the institute, which was engaged in research on rural settlement. They have resulted in books, an atlas, articles, and defended doctoral and PhD theses. M.D. Spector is the author of more than 250 works, including 28 books, many of which have become reference books for agricultural specialists. In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the development of science and education, the Institute plans to open a named auditorium named after Professor M.D. Spector. It will become a symbol of respect and gratitude for his many years of fruitful work and contribution to the training of highly qualified specialists.
The Institute is proud of its graduates who have made a great contribution to solving topical issues of land management and cadastre, Eserkepov R.T., Seifullin Zh.T., Akimov V.V., Chikanaev K.Sh., Zhmikhov A.A., Menshaev A.V., Bekishev Z.B., Khatiev N.O., Saduev B.K., Shulenbaev I.M. Palaev V.By E.E. Mambetov, N.A. Kenzhebaev and others. Employers highly value the quality of graduate training, and they are in demand in the labor market.








- Students of the 2nd and 3rd courses of the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University named after K. I. Scriabin studied at the Kazakh Agrotechnical Research University named after S. Seifullin in the educational programs “Geodesy and Cartography” and “Land Management”. Natalia Nikolaevna Borovskaya, a senior lecturer at the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University named after K.I. Scriabin, was awarded a certificate for a seminar held within the framework of credit academic mobility.


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Memorable photo of the best students and undergraduates with the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan