Become a resident
of Farabi Tech Hub
Residency is not a desk — it is an environment that accelerates your project: a community of teams, mentors and the KazNU research base. The form takes 10–15 minutes and saves your draft automatically.




Five steps to resident status
- 01Application
10–15 minutes online, the draft is saved automatically.
- 02Screening
The selection team reads every application — up to 5 working days.
- 03Interview
30 minutes online or at the hub — about the project, team and goals.
- 04Decision
Committee verdict and terms tailored to your stage.
- 05Onboarding
Meet the hub, plan the first weeks, join the community.
What a resident gets
Teams on a similar path all around — experience flows by itself.
Project reviews with practitioners and access to KazNU expertise.
Labs and research groups — matched to your project needs.
Meetings with investors and corporations — residents get there first.
A project card on the site, news and social media — partners and press see you.
A resident certificate and a card in the hub project registry.
Frequent questions
How much does it cost?
Applying is free. Residency terms are discussed individually after the interview — matched to the project stage and needs.
We only have an idea — too early?
Not too early. "Idea" is a valid stage in the form: there are mentors and programs for it. An honest stage beats an embellished one.
What happens after submitting?
Screening within 5 working days, then an interview and the committee decision. Sign in with Google to see your status in the account.
We are not from KazNU — can we apply?
Yes. The hub is open to any team; the university research base is available for resident projects.
Residency application
Three steps. The project section matters most: the more honest your answers, the more useful the interview.
The selection team reads your application and the scoring summary.
30 minutes online or at the hub — about the project and your goals.
The committee verdict and the next step, straight to your contact.
The draft saves itself — close the page and come back later.