The regulations of the Student Council and student clubs at Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University were adopted by the Academic Council of the University under #2001-34, dated March 1, 2001. This allowed students to represent their interests on educational and training issues in relevant committees and platforms. Additionally, the University began to support participation in social, cultural, and sports events. The Student Council is an organization authorized to represent student interests both within and beyond the university. It establishes communication between students and the university administration, thereby increasing student involvement in university management. Student participation in university management is facilitated through the involvement of Student Council members in meetings of faculties, departments, and the Student Council itself.

The Student Council acts as a bridge between students and administration, playing a crucial role in addressing and resolving student issues and opinions. Furthermore, the Student Council undertakes activities and measures aimed at resolving students problems.

Student Clubs

Student clubs are an essential part of campus life. Organized by students, these clubs aim to develop personal traits, and teamwork skills, and provide activities beyond the classroom that meet educational, social, cultural, and sports needs. In the 2022-2023 academic year, 39 clubs were active at our university.

The Students Clubs of KTMU:

  1. Club Agro Progress
  2. Theater Club
  3. International Relations Club
  4. Eco-Club “Biota”
  5. Communication and Public Relations Club (PR Club)
  6. Philosophy Club
  7. Manas Art Club
  8. Computer Science Club
  9. Intellectual Club “OilonShow”
  10. Cycling Club
  11. Historical Club of Central Asia
  12. Animal Lovers Club
  13. Club of Young Marketers
  14. Youth Project Club
  15. Tourism Club
  16. Enactus Club
  17. Debate Club (Kyrgyz League)
  18. Debate Club (Russian League)
  19. Economy Club
  20. Sketch Club Tamashaka
  21. Charity Club “Ak-Niet”
  22. Literary club
  23. Snowboarders Club
  24. Club AIESEC
  25. Personal Self-Development Club
  26. Search and Rescue and First Aid Mountaineering Club
  27. English Conversation Club
  28. Music Club
  29. Club Damla
  30. ChemClub
  31. Compass Club
  32. “I Want to Speak Turkish” Club
  33. Central Asian Philosophy Club
  34. “Turkish World Thought” Club
  35. Young Leaders Club
  36. “I Want to Speak Russian” Club
  37. E-Lab Club
  38. Empathy Club
  39. Sociology Club