TASHKENT MEDICAL ACADEMY

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Tashkent Medical Academy 

Tashkent Medical Academy is one of the best educational facilities for doctors and medical researchers in Uzbekistan. The academy has a confirmed country ranking of 7, which proves the high level of quality of education. In addition, it is considered to be one of the oldest and largest Universities in the country. Tashkent Medical Academy has formed partnerships with several foreign departments of education and research organizations to build partnerships between prominent higher education institutions in NIS nations and outside. The University is recognized by WHO, MCI, and UNESCO.

The Academy offers seven faculties and various departments. Moreover, it has a private Multidisciplinary Clinic and Interuniversity Research Scientific Laboratory, which help the students to participate in practical studies and master their skills.

According to the statistics, annually, more than 6000 students complete their medical studies at Tashkent Medical Academy and make themselves available for doctorate positions around the whole world. The international applicants are gladly welcomed here, as well. The Academy proposes a wide range of courses held in English to ensure highly qualified training for foreign students. 

The academy has six faculties for undergraduate studies and a Faculty of Postgraduate Studies. Classes and courses are held in three languages: Uzbek, Russian, and English. MBBS specialty is the most demanded. The duration of the course is 6 years. Within 5 years, the students learn biomedical, paraclinical, and humanitarian subjects. The 6th year is devoted to clinical rotation. 

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University Partners: 

• Humboldt University (Charite Clinic, Berlin, Germany)
• Family Medicine Residency Center (Oklahoma, USA)
• Center of Oriental Medicine «Komsta» of the Republican Association of Korean Doctors
• Seoul University
• Cheongsam State University (Korea)
• Russian State Medical University
• First Moscow State Medical University
• St. Petersburg State Medical Academy is named after I.I. Mechnikov
• Moscow State Medical Dental University
• Samara State Medical University 

Accommodation

Tashkent Medical Academy provides international students, having an academic offer, with guaranteed accommodation placement. It owns 5 student hostels with 1740 beds and currently accommodates 1720 students. There is a turnstile at the entrance to the hostels, made to prevent strangers from entering the campus and guarantee security. The dean of the faculty, his assistants, and professors are responsible for the residents. In addition, each campus has a curator for working with both, local and foreign students. In dormitories, the boys and girls live separately. Each room is shared by 2-3 people. Every dwelling on campus has a living room, equipped with a TV and modern furniture, a kitchen, a computer room, and a library. All the hostels have Wi-Fi zones. There is a gym, mini-football field, volleyball and basketball courts.

City Life

Tashkent is starting to show itself as a fascinating destination in its own right. It is a city brimming with culture, architecture, history, and good food. Tashkent is home to more than 4 million people, making it the largest city in Central Asia. Tashkent mysteriously manages to combine harmoniously all possible variety of capital functions. It is the historical, cultural, educational, administrative, and trade center of Uzbekistan. Everywhere the national color is intertwined with modern technologies.

There are a lot of parks and open spaces in Tashkent. You can always find an excuse to go to the park to breathe fresh air and enjoy the sun’s rays or just walk in the shade of perennial trees. There are also many sports grounds and other attractions. There are 18 large park zones in Tashkent. It’s amazing, it turns out that the capital city can be calm and cozy thanks to a lot of wonderful parks and rest places: 

• Romanov Palace
  In Tashkent, you will find a rather modest and small palace of the Romanovs. It belonged to the first cousin of Tsar Nikolai the second, who after a scandalous affair with a prominent American lady was deported to Tashkent to mine gemstones.

• Khast Imom Complex
  The Khast Imom complex is one of the best places to visit in Tashkent for Islamic architecture. It has been the religious center for Tashkent for centuries after the first imam of Tashkent was buried here.

• Kukeldash Madrassah
  The Kukeldash Madrassah was built in the 16th century. An earthquake in 1868 damaged the building and it was reconstructed into a caravanserai. During the Soviet times, it became a museum of atheism and folk music until Uzbekistan became independent and the building was used once again for its original purpose.

TASHKENT MEDICAL ACADEMY TERMEZ CAMPUS

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Termez branch of Tashkent Medical Academy is a structural subdivision of the Tashkent Medical Academy, a higher education institution with the status of a legal entity. One of the main tasks of the branch is training medical personnel who meet modern requirements and develop advanced medical technologies. 

Tashkent Medical Academy has formed partnerships with several foreign departments of education and research organizations to build partnerships between prominent higher education institutions in NIS nations and outside. The University is recognized by WHO, MCI, and UNESCO.

The branch has 6 faculties and 15 departments, 9 of which are clinical (specialty) departments. There are 2,403 full-time students in undergraduate education, and 59 in clinical residency specialties. 124 professors-teachers work as the main staff of the branch. 16 of them are professors and teachers with academic degrees. Among them, there is 1 doctor of science, 15 candidates of science, associate professors, doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.). Free internet service has been launched at the Information Resource Center (IRC).

There are video conferencing devices, which are effectively used in educational processes. 22 electronic boards and 6 video projectors have been installed to implement modern information technology and new pedagogical technologies in the educational process.

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Foreign Partners of TMA:

• Privolzhsk Research Medical University (Russian Federation)
• Kazan Federal University (Russian Federation, Republic of Tatarstan)
• Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (Russian Federation)
• Kursk State Medical University (Russian Federation)
• Bashkir state medical university (Russian Federation, Ufa)
• Irkutsk State Medical University (Russian Federation)
• Chuvash State Pedagogical University named after Yakovlev (Russian Federation)
• Ogaryov National Research Mordovian State University (Russian Federation)
• Integral University (Hindistan)
• Sankalchand Patel University (Hindistan)
• Vitebsk State Medical University (Belarus)
• Ataturk University (Republic of Turkey)
• Ege University (Republic of Turkey)
• Kazakh National Medical University named after Asfandiyarov (Republic of Kazakhstan)
• Karaganda Medical University (Republic of Kazakhstan)
• Tajik state medical university named after Abu Ali Ibni Sino (Tajikistan)
• Kyrgyz State Medical Academy named after Okhunboev. I.K. (Republic Of Kyrgyzstan)
• Azerbaijan Medical University (Azerbaijan)
• University Of Debrecen (Hungary)
• Ogaryov National Research Mordovian State University

Accommodation

University primarily focuses on the formation of students to become world citizens with outstanding personalities and passion for an exemplary life. The hostel is a home away from home to form students: well-groomed, socially sensitive and morally upright, and professionally competent in their respective walks of life. Hostel life imparts a framework for ideal community life and social collaboration deep into the minds of the students. Residential facilities are available to provide a well-furnished hostel for both boys and girls with round-the-clock service for the safety and security of students. Uninterrupted safe drinking water and Mess facilities are also provided.

Accommodation is provided for all national and international students at the Termez branch of Tashkent Medical Academy. The hostel is a broader system with components like spacious accommodation facilities, reporting system, general rules and regulations exclusive for boys and girls, an anti-ragging supporting system, grievance redressal system, mess management system, laundry facility, medical emergency system, security system, prayer rooms, gymnasium, reading rooms, Wi-Fi, recreation facility, indoor and outdoor sports facility, and counseling facilities.

City Life

Modern-day Termez (population 130,000) bears few traces of its colorful cosmopolitan history. However, set in attractive landscapes on the fringes of town are some ancient monuments and sites attesting to more glorious times. Present-day Termez has retained an edgy, Wild West border-town feel. A steady flow of contraband from Afghanistan crosses the Amu-Darya here on its way to Europe, as well as contraband alcohol headed into Afghanistan.

North of Termez, the baked landscape twists and contorts itself into a mesmerizing collage of canyons, cliffs, grottoes, buttes, mesas, peaks, and rubble, all rendered in the tawny, inimitable hues of the desert. This is Surkhandarya, Uzbekistan’s southernmost province. The region’s caves provided shelter for primitive humans some 50,000 years ago, and the area that would become known as the Surkhan Oasis in the Bronze Age continued for a millennium to function as an important prehistoric hub of human civilization. 

Attractions Of Termez:

• Kyrk-Kyz Fortress
• Termez Archeological Museum
• Architectural Ensemble Sultan Saodat
• Fayaz-Tepe Buddhist Monastery
• Jurmala Tower

TASHKENT STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY

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Tashkent State Pedagogical University named after Nizami is one of the largest and most popular scientific and educational institutions training qualified pedagogical personnel in the Republic of Uzbekistan and has a rich history and positive traditions.

The Tashkent State Pedagogical University was founded on September 14, 1935, as a pedagogical institute on the basis of the pedagogical faculty of Central Asian State University. The highly qualified scientific and pedagogical staff of the University provide high-quality education for students. Students and teachers of educational institutions, laboratories, information resources centers, electronic libraries, information technology centers, printing houses, sports complexes, museums, centers for advanced training and retraining, educational and recreational camps, student hostels and canteens, and teachers at their disposal.

University prepares bachelors in the 23 educational directions, masters in 32 specialties, and doctoral students in 16 specialties. The University has a specialized scientific council for the defense of doctoral dissertations (Ph.D., DSc). In the 2022 academic year, a total of 34 employees, 9 of whom received the DSC and 25 Ph.D. degrees.

The university is considered a fundamental higher educational institution of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the field of qualitative training, retraining, and professional development of pedagogical personnel at the level of international standards in the pedagogical directions of Higher Education. The highly qualified scientific and pedagogical staff (467 specialists) of the University provide high-quality education for students.

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Accommodation

Taking into account facility improvement at TSPU, special attention is paid to the safety and living comfort of foreign students and invited foreign lecturers and professors. This year major repairs have been made to the dormitory buildings. All the necessary furniture and equipment had been installed by the beginning of this academic year.

To date, the TSPU campus is equipped with all modern security systems – reliable fire and video camera systems. Foreign students of TSPU, exchange programs students, as well as invited lecturers from foreign universities, live on our new campus. This is the TSPU campus and everyone can get acquainted with the conditions that students live in.

There is a spacious hall with video and TV equipment on each floor of the dormitory, there is a kitchen, toilets, and showers in each section. The rooms here are qualitatively different from those in the old-style hostels. They are like hotel rooms, where everything is created for the comfort and coziness of our students and guests.

City Life

On the left bank of the river, Chirchik in the Bektemir district of Tashkent is a magnificent golf club. About half of its well-groomed territory is occupied by water bodies, the rest consists of numerous dazzlingly beautiful golf courses interspersed with picturesque groves. On the bank of the Salar canal in the northeastern part of Tashkent, there is a Botanical garden — a favorite place for walks of citizens and guests of the capital of any age. 

Here you feel like in a really big forest. One of the most delightful places in Tashkent, where you can enjoy the bosom of nature, enjoy the dense greenery of trees and herbs, is a Japanese garden. This picturesque landscaped park of Tashkent, compactly located between the Bozsu canal and a small lake, is situated near the city center, near Uzexpocenter and the International Hotel. On the site of the old zoo, at the intersection of Abdulla Kadiri and Makhtumkuli streets, there is Tashkent Central eco-park, named after Bobur.

Museums and Galleries: 

• The State Museum of History.
  The State Museum of History of Uzbekistan, of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, is one of Central Asia’s largest and oldest research and educational institutions, dating back more than 120 years. The museum contains a unique collection of over 250,000 archeological, numismatic and ethnographic exhibits and archive materials. After the Republic of Uzbekistan became an independent state, the collection was laid out anew to reflect the results of the latest research into history from the Stone Age to modern times.

• The State Museum of Art
  The State Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan is one of the largest museums in Central Asia, which was founded in 1918 on the base of a small collection of 500 exhibits. These were the works of Russian and West-European art such as painting, sculpture, decorative furniture, porcelain, and bronze.

• The State Museum of Applied Art
  The State Museum of Applied Arts of Uzbekistan is one of the largest museums in Central Asia, which was founded in 1918 on the base of a small collection of 500 exhibits. These were the works of Russian and West-European art such as painting, sculpture, decorative furniture, porcelain, and bronze. The most valuable exhibits of the antique and the early-medieval art of Uzbekistan are presented in the exposition of the museum; they are architectural decor, embroideries, rugs, fabrics, copper-stamping manufactures, golden needlework, jewelry art, and others.

TASHKENT STATE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

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Tashkent State Technical University named after Islam Karimov (TSTU) is one of the oldest and most famous universities in Uzbekistan. TSTU has been at the forefront of the technical universities of Uzbekistan. Since the establishment of the university, almost 100 years have passed. A high level of education quality is ensured and modern educational technologies are successfully formed and implemented here. There are 8 faculties in the structure of TSTU and 60 departments. 

Being a student of TSTU is honorable and responsible. There are great prospects for every student. Students of TSTU study according to specially designed university programs, conduct research under the guidance of experienced scientists and teachers, participate in interesting youth projects and implement them in real life.

In the era of information technology and innovation, the university trains a new generation of specialists and forms a progressive worldview and human and professional competencies that allow graduates to adapt to the socio-cultural life of Uzbekistan, the Central Asian region, and the countries of the world community. Students of TSTU have a high level of professional training, and the ability to approach production problems outside the box, which makes them competitive in the labor market. Our employees work at large industrial enterprises, in state and commercial structures, international companies, educational institutions, and research institutes.

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Faculty of Electronics and Automation:

• Metrology
• Automating and controlling the creation process
• Electronics and microelectronics
• Radio-electric constructions
• Information technologies in controlling
• Tools
• Theoretical electro-technologies
• Information technologies
• Physics

Faculty of Energy:

• Hydraulics and hydraulics energy
• Energy of heat
• Calculus
• Branches and systems of electric stations
• Electric supplement
• Electro technics and energy
• Electro technics, electromechanics, and electro technologies
• Electromechanics and fiber techniques

Faculty of Geology and Mining:

• Mining work
• Geology and seeking valuable mined materials
• Geology, mineralogy
• Hydrogeology and geophysics
• Electro-mechanics of mining
• Geodesic
• Metallurgy
• Physical education and sport
• Foreign languages

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering:

• Mechanical technologies
• Technical machine and tools
• Materializing and material technology
• Transport systems
• Technique and service of the agricultural industry
• Utilization of mechanical materials
• Energy mechanical machines
• Machine parts
• Mechanics
• Geometry and graphing

Faculty of Engineering Technology: 

• Biomedical engineering
• Ecology and environment protection
• Corporate governance
• Biotechnology
• Chemistry
• Oil and gas mines’ geology
• Industrial Design

Accommodation 

A unique system has been created in Uzbekistan country to meet the demand for dormitories gradually, but rapidly. This, in turn, has made the issue of student housing even more urgent. It should be noted that under this system, first of all, by optimizing the living rooms in the existing dormitories and installing double beds, an additional 20,000 beds were created. In addition, 29 student dormitories for 11.4 thousand places were built and commissioned based on state budget funds, extra-budgetary funds of higher education institutions, and public-private partnerships and rents.

As a result, 32.1 thousand additional places were created last year, bringing the number of student dormitories in public higher education institutions to 257. This created an opportunity to accommodate 91.4 thousand students and covered 41% of the need for dormitories. However, there is still a need for additional housing for 131.6 thousand students. 

City Life

One of the most delightful places in Tashkent, where you can enjoy the bosom of nature, enjoy the dense greenery of trees and herbs, is a Japanese garden. This picturesque landscaped park of Tashkent, compactly located between the Bozsu canal and a small lake, is situated near the city center, near Uzexpocenter and the International Hotel. On the site of the old zoo, at the intersection of Abdulla Kadiri and Makhtumkuli streets, there is Tashkent Central eco-park, named after Bobur. 

On an area of 12 hectares, apart from shady alleys and lawns, there is a place for cross-country and bicycle paths, two tennis courts, grounds for mini-football, badminton, beach volleyball, and there are training apparatus for the workout, and a terrace for practicing yoga. Gafur Gulyam Park is a real oasis in the middle of a big city in the summer heat. Once you get here, you immediately forget about the hot summer, because there are so many trees and fresh greenery. Mirzo Ulugbek Park, the former Telman Park is one of the oldest and most fascinating parks in Tashkent. Tashkent National Park named after A. Navoi is one of the largest city parks in the country.

Museums and Galeries: 

• Timurids Museum
  State Museum of History of Timurids opened in Tashkent on 18 October 1996. The museum was placed in the center of Tashkent for the 660th anniversary of Amir Timur and has an unusual shape, the shape of a dome, following the style of famous local landmarks. From the early days of its existence, the museum has become a center of scientific thought and education.

• Tashkent museum of railway engineering
  Tashkent museum of railway engineering was opened on August 4, 1989, in honor of the Uzbek main railway line’s centenary. Tashkent museum of railway engineering is a member of the World Association of technical museums on the part of railway engineering and it is one of the most interesting museums of this type around of globe. At present 13 steam engines, 18 diesel, and 3 electric locomotives of historical series, produced in the last millennium.

• Tashkent Planetarium
  Perhaps every one of us in childhood dreamt of conquering space, flying to the skies, observing the Earth from above, or making a few steps on the Moon. It is barely possible today for the majority of people to repeat those feats of brave cosmonauts. However, everyone who wants to look at Saturn rings and Jupiter companions could observe them in the Tashkent planetarium.

TASHKENT STATE UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS

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Tashkent State University of Economics has crossed the 90-year milestone becoming the largest higher educational institution that has taken on the mission of training highly qualified specialists — the future leaders of Uzbekistan, the creators of modern society with a promising and stable economy.

Currently, about 20,000 students receive higher education at the five faculties of TSUE. Nine international joint educational programs implemented by the university with universities in Great Britain, Austria, Finland, Russia, Indonesia, and Kyrgyzstan provide for the training of personnel in popular specialties in various sectors of the economy. The educational process in the bachelor’s degree is implemented in full-time and part-time forms, including the use of distance learning technologies.

The quality of educational activities is ensured by more than 500 professors — teachers. Among them are leading academicians, professors, and candidates of sciences. We are proud that the best specialists pass on their deep knowledge, experience, and spiritual and moral traditions to students. The uniqueness of our university lies in the fact that it is the Alma mater of a whole galaxy of active politicians, responsible leaders of various sectors of the economy, and well-known analysts and strategists not only in Uzbekistan but also in many developed countries of the world.

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Accommodation 

To provide housing for university students and students of the TSUE on the campus of the university there was founded the University hostel in 1992. The hostel consists of two buildings and is designed for 800 seats. Today 530 university students, 125 of whom are students of the University are living there.

Every room has a long twin bed, large drawers for storage, a closet space, a desk, and a desk chair. All bedrooms include one micro-fridge (a small refrigerator/microwave combo). All buildings have furnished common spaces—study lounges and courtyards—for student use. Utilities (electricity, gas, water, and wireless internet connection) are included on campus. There are laundry rooms in every building which require a credit/debit card for operation. 

City Life

Salom and welcome to Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan! As the largest of the Central Asian capitals, Tashkent attracts a diverse mix of students and keen travelers. This modern city is located in the northeastern part of the country, in the foothills of the western Tyan Shan, the valley of Chirchik, at the height of 440-480 meters above sea level. The history of modern Tashkent counts more than 2500 years. 

Tashkent is the only city in which representatives from more than a hundred different nationalities live and work side by side. Mosques, churches, synagogues, Kostel, Lutheran church. Of course, speaking of Tashkent, it is impossible not to mention its markets. The aromas of eastern spices, ripe fruits and vegetables, and national food will create the feeling that you’re in an Eastern tale. At the bazaar, you can also find jewelry and painted children’s cradles, gold embroidery, the national coffers decorated with ornaments made of metal, embroidered and quilted Suzane male chaplains, carpets from Khiva, Samarkand, and Bukhara, Afghanistan, Turkey.

Interesting places to see: 

• Flea & Street Markets
• Mall Samarkand Darvoza
• Yangiobod Weekend Flea Market
• Art Gallery of Uzbekistan
• Shopping Mall Next