ANNOUNCEMENTS-Khazar University

ANNOUNCEMENTS

06 February, 2026Initial discussion of the doctoral dissertation in the specialty 5716.01 – "Azerbaijani Literature" to be held

06 February, 2026Scientific Seminar on "How Reliable Are The ETD Systems? Insights From SGCC Data" to be Held

05 February, 2026Professional Development Program for English Language Educators

31 January, 2026Aşıq Ramin Qarayev’s solo concert “In My Saz – In My Voice” will be held.

23 January, 2026Academic Scholarship and Philanthropy Evening — Nailekhanim Foundation Gala Dinner

23 January, 2026A seminar on "Lifestyle Factors and Psychological Distress: Empirical Analysis" will be held.

16 January, 2026A seminar on "Gender-Based Analysis of Psychological Symptom Indicators Among First-Year University Students" will be held.

25 December, 2025Seminar on “A Global Framework for English: Is CEFR the Only Way?” to Be Held

25 December, 2025A seminar on the topic "Is ɅCDM model in Crisis?" will be held

25 December, 2025Scientific-Practical Seminar to be Held by Doctoral Student Studying at the University of Aberdeen Under the State Program

ICPL 2020 to be Held Online by Khazar University English Language and Literature Department

On September 12, 2020, Khazar University English Language and Literature Department is proud to hold the ICPL 2020 (International Conference on the Philosophy of Language, Literature, and Linguistics) online via Microsoft Teams platform. Initially, the conference was scheduled to be held on March 12-13, 2020. However, like hundreds of conferences worldwide, the in-person conference had to be canceled due to the Covid-19 outbreak and plans had to be set in motion for a move towards an online conference at a later date.

The Conference will be joined by many presenters, hailing from various countries and different universities in them, including Azerbaijan, Russia, Brazil, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Iran, Pakistan, The United States, Iraq, Nigeria, Oman, Georgia, Japan, Finland, and Saudi Arabia. The topics and areas of the research the presenters will be speaking about run a wonderfully broad gamut and interested students and staff are strongly recommended to attend and use these colorful and diverse presentations.

The online conference will be a one-day event. It should be noted that the opening ceremony is open to all interested staff and students of Khazar University. There will be two sessions with 7 panels each; each panel comprises 5 presentations and will be presided over by one chairperson from Khazar University staff.

You can find the Conference Agenda here.