Orientation

WWW.KIMEP.KZ
►Go to E-Orientation
►Choose E-Advising
►Enter your student ID number and press ‘Enter’
►Choose an adviser
►Choose the available time (free time-slots are in green)
►Receive confirmation on your KIMEP e-mail

The tuition and fees for the 2023-2024 academic year are as follows:

English Foundation course – 468 750 KZT (per level)
One 2 credits course – 224 260 KZT
One 3 credits course – 336 390 KZT
Student fee – 7 820 KZT
Annual medical checkup – 4 500 KZT
Library fee – 51 010 KZT

On average, a student takes 10 to 13 courses per year. The maximum possible number of courses to study
during one academic year (including the summer semester) is 17.

The payment needs to be done before the start of the registration period. The defined sum should be put into
the personal account of the student (ID: 2023xxxx) each semester.

The payment can be made either 1/3 of the total amount or for one semester or for an academic year. The left
over money is transferred for the next semester/academic year.

Also, the payment can be done for the entire period of study (4 years). For this option, the tuition fee is
fixed and should be calculated based on the prices for the 2023-2024 academic year.

Guide for paying for services

You have to deposit 51 010 KZT in the student’s personal account to use the textbooks. After graduating from
the KIMEP University, the deposit is subject to reimbursement. (Keep the payment receipts!)

In case you have any difficulty with the registration process, please refer to the Student Learning Support
Center.
Marzhan Kozhakymetova, Student Learning Support Center Coordinator
Email: marzhank@kimep.kz; advising@kimep.kz
Tel.: +7 (727) 270 42 68 ext: 3175 / 3213
+7 701 309 16 24

Saltanat Rakhova, Student Learning Support Center Coordinator
Email: salta@kimep.kz; advising@kimep.kz
Tel.: +7 (727) 270 43 10 ext: 3157

Aiyana Umbetbayeva, Student Affairs Coordinator
Email: a.umbetbayeva@kimep.kz; advising@kimep.kz
Tel.: +7 (727) 270 42 68 ext: 3213

If the group you wish to register for is full, you may apply for a waiting list. How to do it?
1) Choose the section you want to register for.
2) The small window will appear with the text that this group is full and you agree to apply for the waiting
list. Just press ‘ok’!
3) Next, you will see a small window at the left upper corner.
4) You need to select your group number and press ‘Add to the Waiting list’.
5) The final action is to press ‘Submit registration’ at the bottom of the registration table.

The first week of the regular (Fall/Spring) semester is designated as the add-drop period.
Students can drop or add courses during this week free of charge.

The W grade means that a student dropped a course.
The student may drop the course till the 5th week of study with refund as follows:
Week 2 – 80% Refund
Week 3 – 60% Refund
Week 4 – 40% Refund
Week 5 – 20% Refund
Week 6 – 0% Refund
Attention! No more than 10 withdrawals within the degree!!!

A transfer between programs is possible upon student’s own will and can be
done during the registration period after the completion of one full semester. The final decision upon the
transfer is made by the receiving department. If a student wants to transfer to the Bang College of
Business, the Math course should be graded not less than “C” and GPA should be not less than 2.67.
https://my.kimep.kz/Forms/Transfer.aspx

Foundation is an intensive English language course, the level of which is
determined according to the result of the KIMEP English Entrance Test (KEPT). The scale for Foundation
levels is the following:Level A – 51-79
Level B – 30-50
Level C – 0-29Any student with 80 points and above is exempted from the Foundation.
Also, IELTS/TOEFL certificate holders may be exempted from the Foundation. For the detailed information
about the certificates please refer to the Admission Office.

Credit is a number of academic (lecture) hours per week:
1 credit – 50 minutes
2 credits – 100 minutes
3 credits – 150 minutes

GPA is an abbreviation for “grade point average,” which is typically calculated by adding all the numbered
grades a student received and dividing them by the number of credits taken by the student. The highest GPA
is equal to 4.33. Students with GPA below 2.1 are identified as “at risk of academic failure”.

The Exchange Program provides students with a unique opportunity to study abroad. The main criteria for
students’ selection are the high level of academic performance and 30 credits earned. For more
detailed information please refer to the International Office.