
This article examines the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in advancing the digitalization of higher education. Through content analysis, the study explores the experiences of Singapore, Japan, and South Korea to assess their applicability in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The article presents an overview of NGOs and a comparative analysis of the role of NGOs in the digitalization of higher education across countries. The findings suggest that NGOs can significantly contribute to the digitalization of higher education by leveraging tools such as grant funding, staff training programs, and research project implementation. Additionally, the article provides recommendations for enhancing the digitalization of education in Kazakhstan with active NGO participation.