In order to improve the social and living conditions of students, ensure their safety, and create a favorable environment for their education, the ISFT Institute systematically studies the living conditions of students living in rented apartments.

Within the framework of this process, the first vice-rector of the institute for youth affairs and spiritual and educational work Z.M. Norkuzieva and tutors visited the dormitories of students living in rented accommodation and directly studied their living conditions.
During the study, special attention was paid to the sanitary and hygienic condition of the rented apartments, the functionality of heating systems, the safe use of electrical and gas equipment, the level of readiness for the autumn-winter season, compliance with fire safety rules, and the existing conditions for preventing emergency situations.

Discussions were also organized regarding the students' daily lifestyle, the facilities created for preparing for classes, the living conditions at their places of residence, and the problems they face.
During the study, students were provided with the necessary explanations and recommendations on strict compliance with fire and technical safety rules, the careful use of electrical and gas equipment, compliance with sanitary and hygienic requirements in apartments, and proper movement in emergency situations.

The primary objective of these studies is to ensure that students live in safe and decent conditions, to identify existing problems in a timely manner, and to take appropriate measures for their elimination. The management of the ISFT Institute and tutors will continue to regularly monitor the living conditions of students in rented apartments, study their appeals, and provide practical assistance in social and living issues.