Turkmen Student Undertakes a Year of Study at Japan’s Tohoku University
Amul Info ·
Suray Bayryyeva, a student at the Oguz Han Engineering and Technology University, is studying at Tohoku University through a student exchange programme. The year-long opportunity will help her strengthen her engineering knowledge and gain experience in scientific research.
Suray Bayryyeva, a third-year student at the Faculty of Biotechnology and Ecology of Oguz Han University of Engineering and Technology, is undertaking a one-year course of study at Tohoku University, one of Japan’s leading higher education institutions. Her studies are being carried out as part of a student exchange programme.
According to information published on 26 October 2026, the Turkmen student’s opportunity to study in Japan is the result of her academic achievements, research activities and participation in university life.
Suray Bayryyeva is currently studying at Tohoku University’s School of Engineering. The school focuses on training highly qualified specialists in various fields of engineering.
During her studies, she will deepen her theoretical knowledge in her field under the guidance of the university’s experienced professors and researchers. She will also take part in research projects and gain experience in an international academic environment.
The practical component of the programme will allow the Turkmen student to apply the knowledge she has acquired at university, become familiar with advanced research methods and explore modern approaches in engineering, biotechnology and ecology.
According to information from Tohoku University’s School of Engineering, the participation of international students in laboratory research is one of the key areas of its academic exchange programme.
Tohoku University is a major research and educational centre located in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. Its student exchange programmes provide international students studying in various fields with opportunities to continue their education for one or more semesters and participate in research activities.
Studying in Japan will help Suray Bayryyeva develop her professional skills, gain new experience and prepare to become a highly qualified specialist in her field. This opportunity will also contribute to strengthening cooperation between higher education institutions in Turkmenistan and Japan in education and science.