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2026
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March
6 News- 4 minMarch 8: Female professors honored at celebration ceremonyThe university administration congratulated all female teachers on the holiday and presented them with commemorative gifts and flowers.Read
- 5 minScientific seminar held with participation of Academician Saidahror GulomovAn open dialogue and round table discussion was organized at our university with the participation of Academician S.S. Gulomov of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan.Read
- 4 minLobar Girls contest showcased talents of female studentsThe potential of talented, active and enterprising female students was demonstrated at Guliston campus.Read
- 5 minMeeting with graduating students and youth leadership heldAn important meeting was organized for graduating students with the participation of the administration and specialists.Read
- 5 minCooperation memorandum signed between Shymkent and Bukhara universitiesUniversities of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan launched cooperation in education, research and academic exchange.Read
- 4 minBUI Rector actively participated in the Ministry of Higher Education Board meetingA practical program dedicated to Kokand University's social cooperation projects and experience in educating children from needy families was held in Kokand.Read
April
6 News- 5 minMemorandum of mutual cooperation officially signed between BUI and partner organizationsThis document serves as an important legal foundation for further developing science and education integration and implementing promising joint projects.Read
- 7 minRound table on Decree PF-21: priority directions to 2030 discussed with studentsAcademician Akmal Saidov and Professor Murodjon Turgunov explained complex legal documents to students through life examples and answered all questions directly.Read
- 6 minParliament Deputy Academician Akmal Saidov and Professor Murodjon Turgunov visit BUIThe guests, accompanied by First Vice-Rector Shavkat Sharipov, closely familiarized themselves with the modern conditions created for students and innovations in the educational process.Read
- 5 minStrategic cooperation established between Bukhara innovations university and prestigious South Korean universityThe cooperation agreement, covering dual degree (2+2 and 1+3), academic exchange and joint scientific research opportunities, was officially signed on April 13.Read
- 7 minInternational cooperation: modern linguistics and public speaking excellenceAt the methodological meeting for faculty, effective approaches based on innovative language-teaching technologies, digital solutions and international standards were discussed.Read
- 6 min“Values Festival” at Bukhara innovations university: knowledge, generosity and traditions in harmonyThe festival showcased the harmony of national values, science and traditions, with student engagement, cultural programs and open discussions.Read
May
2 News- 4 minBUI lecturers successfully defended PhD dissertations with 100% votesLecturers of the Pedagogy, Psychology and Sports department — Egamberdiyeva Muqaddas Gupronqul qizi and Sirojiddinova Nilufar Qodirali qizi — successfully defended their PhD dissertations in pedagogical sciences on May 21, 2026, with 100% of the votes.Read
- 5 minIV Uzbekistan–Turkey Rectors Forum has begun its workThe IV Uzbekistan–Turkey Rectors Forum on "Developing Uzbekistan–Turkey Higher Education Cooperation for Global Competitiveness" has opened at Bukhara State Technical University. Leaders of nearly 60 higher education institutions from both countries are participating.Read
June
14 News- 3 minYouth Day: The University Rector Met with Military Service Youth in MuynakOn the occasion of Youth Day, Ruziyeva Dilnoza Isomjonovna — Rector of Bukhara Innovation University, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor — visited a military unit under the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Muynak district of the Republic of Karakalpakstan and held an open dialogue with young military servicemen.Read
- 2 minCongratulations to the Graduates of the Preschool Education and Physical Culture Programs!The graduates of the Preschool Education and Physical Culture programs at Bukhara Innovation University have successfully passed the final State Attestation Commission (SAC) examinations.Read
- 3 min«Lochin-1»: Bukhara Innovation University Conducts Space ResearchBukhara Innovation University is opening a new chapter in the history of higher education in our country. Under the initiative and support of the university administration, our students have, for the first time in Uzbekistan, built a stratospheric weather balloon with their own hands and are launching it to the threshold of outer space — an altitude of approximately 40 kilometers. This constitutes an absolute record for Uzbekistan.Read
- 3 minSAC Examinations Held at the Bukhara CampusThe final State Attestation Commission (SAC) examinations for graduating students were successfully conducted at the Bukhara campus of Bukhara Innovation University.Read
- 3 minRector of Bukhara University of Innovations, Ruziyeva Dilnoz Isomjonovna, Attended the International Training Seminar on AccreditationOn June 3 of this year, the international training seminar titled “From Policy to Practice: QA Management in HEIs. Pathway to International Accreditation” took place at the Hyatt Regency Tashkent hotel. The event was co-organized by the prestigious German international accreditation agency, FIBAA (Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation), and the NQAAE agency. Dr. Ruziyeva Dilnoz Isomjonovna, Rector of Bukhara University of Innovations, participated in this high-level event focused on quality management in higher education and the milestones of international accreditation. Upon completion of the training seminar, the Rector was awarded a special international certificate. The seminar provided a platform for comprehensive discussions on the systematic monitoring of education quality in higher education institutions, the enhancement of internal quality assurance mechanisms based on international standards, and the alignment of curricula with European standards. The active participation of the Bukhara University of Innovations leadership in this international workshop marks another significant milestone in elevating the university's educational standards to a global level, meticulously preparing for upcoming international accreditation processes, and further strengthening strategic partnerships with leading global organizations.Read
- 3 minInternational Cooperation Agreements Signed Between Bukhara University of Innovations and Tajikistan Pedagogical UniversityThe Rector of Bukhara University of Innovations, Ruziyeva Dilnoz Isomjonovna, paid a working visit to the city of Panjakent, Republic of Tajikistan, with the aim of expanding international relations and systematically developing the system of experience exchange in higher education. Within the framework of the visit, an official meeting was held with the leadership of the prestigious Tajikistan Pedagogical University located in the city, culminating in the signing of mutually beneficial cooperation agreements between the two higher education institutions. The Rector of Bukhara University of Innovations signed memorandums and agreements that envision the establishment of bilateral academic mobility for faculty and students, as well as the organization of joint research projects. This international collaboration guarantees new strategic opportunities for the university’s young researchers and students to integrate into the global educational space and adopt contemporary pedagogical practices.Read
- 3 minMANAGEMENT, QUALITY, AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONCrucial importance is currently attached to supporting the activities of non-governmental higher education institutions and creating extensive opportunities for them. This aims to expand the enrollment of youth striving for knowledge and to cultivate an environment of healthy competition. This factor serves as a cornerstone on the path toward achieving the set objectives. The "T-5" Principle The Presidential Decree dated May 24, 2024, "On Additional Measures to Improve the System of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation," defined the "T-5" principle, which outlines the following core mandates: education (ta'lim), upbringing (tarbiya), research (tadqiqot), commercialization (tijoratlashtirish), and system improvement (tizimni takomillashtirish). Indeed, the essence of higher education must not be confined merely to the delivery of knowledge; it further encompasses upbringing, the generation of new knowledge, its practical implementation, and the continuous advancement of the system. Constructing a modern educational environment for the youth, fully aligning graduates with labor market demands, nurturing responsible and socially beneficial individuals, generating new knowledge and solving problems effectively, fostering innovation, and transforming scientific outcomes into products and services constitute the overarching priorities of New Uzbekistan’s policy. The professors, instructors, and students of Bukhara Innovation University are making a meritorious contribution to this process. Operating since 2022, this university has been consistently elevating its prestige across the Bukhara and Syrdarya regions. Within a brief span, nearly 400 jobs have been generated, dozens of doctors of sciences have emerged, and numerous articles have been published in reputable international journals. Most significantly, higher education opportunities have been extended to over 10,000 young individuals. Among them are talented youths who, due to various circumstances, had remained outside the higher education framework or encountered hardships while studying abroad. In 2017, the higher education enrollment rate in our country stood at a mere 9%, and candidates were routinely excluded from the system due to a marginal deficit in entrance scores. Driven by admission constraints, our youth either migrated abroad for employment or spent several years of their lives stranded in applicant status. Another adverse dimension was that students, constrained by their scores, enrolled in fields that did not align with their interests, wasting time and capital, only to abandon those professions upon graduation. "As long as they get a diploma, the rest will sort itself out..." Today, our country provides all necessary conditions for the education and comprehensive development of the youth. New non-governmental higher education institutions have entered into healthy competition with state universities that possess decades of experience. However, ensuring that quantitative growth does not jeopardize qualitative standards has emerged as a critical item on today’s agenda. Nevertheless, there is no shortage of youths—and parents financing their children’s education—who, having just graduated from high school, disregard the value of collective development within a community of like-minded peers. Failing to prioritize the acquisition of professional knowledge, practical skills in their chosen majors, foreign languages, and computer technologies, they approach us with the rationale: "I have provided the means for my child; they need to work and earn money. The main thing is to get a diploma, and the rest will sort itself out." The state has established vast avenues for higher education; consequently, no one is compelled to settle for a low-threshold field instead of their preferred profession. Options are abundant, super-contracts are rendered obsolete, and making an informed choice is all that is required. Our citizens must now profoundly grasp a fundamental premise: under a bilateral contract, the learner provides the tuition, and the educational institution is obligated to cultivate them into an indispensable, competitive asset for our society. One must demand qualitative education from the institution, rather than a diploma for its own sake! We face another formidable challenge within the contemporary higher education ecosystem. The surging student population exposes managerial inexperience within certain educational entities. My experience of over 35 years in the higher education system, coupled with my accountability as a Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, has compelled me to address these specific systemic dynamics. What Form Should a Modern University Take? I shall illustrate my perspective using Bukhara Innovation University, which I lead, as a case study. Delivering exceptional graduates to society necessitates, first and foremost, the assembly of a formidable team. Accordingly, the recruitment framework for our faculty and staff has been thoroughly digitalized. Vacancies are filled by screening candidates against rigorous qualification benchmarks, followed by mock teaching sessions in their respective specialties and a conclusive interview. A performance agreement is executed with every employee. Aligned with the university's overarching goals, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are instituted for every professor, instructor, and staff member. This framework guarantees an objective evaluation of performance outcomes, incentivizes best practices, and systematizes institutional advancement. The "BIU Electronic University" platform has been successfully deployed. A unified digital infrastructure has been operationalized to digitize the administrative matrix, the instructional workflow, the information-resource center, and document management. This configuration facilitates the electronic governance of administrative workflows. Satellite to be Launched from Muynak Town Bukhara Innovation University projects a comprehensive transition to the "University 5.0" archetype by 2030. This paradigm unifies education, science, innovation, the commercialization of research output, and artificial intelligence integration into a cohesive whole. The foundational architecture of the model is expressed as follows: University 5.0 = Education + Science + Innovation + Commercialization + Artificial Intelligence. Consequently, the university will manifest as an intellectual and cultural epicenter, a crucible for human capital tailored to societal and economic exigencies, and a prime mover of regional and national development. The educational delivery within our institution is anchored in the "competence – practice – digital skill" nexus. Strategic modernization is currently underway across all disciplines. Primarily, supreme emphasis is dedicated to instructing students utilizing original literature. If a student fails to engage with the library, it reflects the instructor's inability to guide them there. To counteract this, a network of olympiads and competitions centered on reading original literature in specialized disciplines has been established across cohorts, departments, and university-wide. The strategy of student incentivization assumes paramount importance in this regard. Our faculty is mandated to scale up project-based assignments, simulations, Blended Learning and Flipped Classroom models, interdisciplinary practical contests, and independent study modules. These indicators are subjected to ongoing analytical review. The university features a dedicated Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Collaborations have been forged with a cohort of scholars from prestigious universities in China, South Korea, Turkey, and Iran. The Artificial Intelligence & Digital Innovation Lab spearheads the engineering of AI-driven solutions for instructional, scientific, and administrative processes. It actively integrates students and researchers into applied AI initiatives and accelerates the institutional digital transformation. Talented students are selectively inducted into the AI Lab. Currently, in partnership with the "Uzcosmos" Agency and the Ministry of Defense, they are executing a large-scale project to launch an artificial satellite to an altitude of 40 kilometers. The project's unveiling is scheduled for June this year, with the satellite launch slated to take place from the town of Muynak in Karakalpakstan. The student evaluation metrics have been migrated to a Learning Management System (LMS) platform, cementing objectivity and transparency in grading. Beyond attending on-campus sessions twice a year, distance-learning students utilize the digital platform year-round to study and master the curriculum prescribed for subsequent semesters. A 4-Million-Dollar Investment To date, our university has established academic, scientific, and cultural alliances with over 50 renowned higher education institutions globally. Notably, 13 of these partners are ranked within the TOP-1000 of the QS World University Rankings. Our network encompasses premier institutions in the United Kingdom, South Korea, Latvia, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. Specifically, an agreement has been executed with Universitas Muhammadiyah of Indonesia to inject 4 million USD in investment and institute joint educational programs in the medical field. A prominent logistics corporation has selected our university as its strategic human resource hub, recruiting students with proficient English language skills into positions featuring competitive compensation packages. Furthermore, an academic partnership program is underway with The Hague University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands), facilitating a robust faculty exchange mechanism. Dutch counterparts deliver lectures at our campus, while our professors conduct instructional sessions at The Hague University. For two consecutive years, our students have actively competed in the International Mathematics Olympiad for university students, securing silver and bronze medals for our nation. Dozens of our student-athletes have triumphed as world champions in sports competitions, earning vouchers that accord tuition discounts. Simultaneously, Bukhara Innovation University is piloting a distinctive initiative to institute a continuous education cluster. The Bukhara Innovation Academy, embedded within this cluster, focuses on enhancing pupils' competencies in foreign languages, natural sciences, robotics, IT, and AI. Concurrently, it embeds practical vocational training in craftsmanship, apparel design, 3D modeling, national trades, and creative design. Broadly conceived, the university commands a distinguished standing within Uzbekistan’s higher education ecosystem by virtue of its strategic objectives, innovative governance matrix, and development roadmaps. At this juncture, we put forward several policy recommendations. We deem the formulation of a dedicated state initiative to support high-performing non-governmental universities highly expedient. It is critical to introduce a mechanism for targeted assistance to non-governmental educational entities, selected on the basis of quality metrics, administrative transparency, and graduate employability. Such an initiative should feature competitive, co-financed funding for laboratories, digital infrastructure, library holdings, startup incubators, and scientific research. This paradigm will qualitatively fortify the non-governmental sector and amplify its utility in human capital cultivation. Non-governmental universities must engineer avenues for faculty development. Specifically, internships, collaborative research ventures, doctoral fellowships, and pedagogical and digital upskilling initiatives are of vital importance. We recommend instituting minimal scientific criteria for LMS platforms, which must encompass electronic course delivery, grading systems, analytics, feedback loops, and data security protocols. The formulation of a regulatory and methodological framework governing the responsible deployment of artificial intelligence in education is imperative. This will safeguard academic integrity and optimize instructional efficiency. It is highly desirable to streamline the bureaucratic process for authorizing new majors within stable non-governmental universities, thereby fostering their agile expansion. Implementing an "approval-by-notification" mechanism for new educational tracks will afford universities enhanced flexibility in operational planning. The Foundation of My 40-Year Experience Drawing upon our extensive institutional memory and recognizing the profound significance of elevating educational quality, we assert unequivocally: the novelty of an educational institution or its private-sector configuration provides no license for rationalizations such as "they are permitted to falter; errors will be rectified over time." The youth we instruct today cannot afford to re-enroll tomorrow while our expertise matures; we confer diplomas upon them today. Emerging universities must incorporate seasoned professionals into their leadership and instructional frameworks. They must operationalize global best practices and fortify their market posture in generating competitive human capital. Ministries and regulatory authorities should discard the "state" versus "non-governmental" nomenclature regarding universities. They must enforce uniform standards, accord equitable opportunities, and deploy robust measures for the holistic advancement of all universities.Read
- 3 minThe procedure for transferring students from foreign and non-state higher education institutions to state universities has been updated.Government Resolution No. 299, dated June 11 of the current year, approved the administrative regulations for the provision of the public service titled "Transfer of Students from Foreign and Non-State Higher Education Organizations to State Higher Education Organizations." According to the document, the Agency for Assessment of Knowledge and Qualifications has been designated as the authorized state body in this area. Students may submit applications annually from July 15 to August 5 through the Unified Interactive State Services Portal (UISSP), the agency's dedicated electronic platform, or public service centers. Grounds for rejection of an application include: submission of an incomplete set of documents, discovery of inaccurate or falsified information, as well as failure to make the required payment on time. Submitted documents will be reviewed from July 15 to August 6, after which a decision on acceptance or rejection of the application will be made. Students will be notified of the decision via the UISSP or the dedicated platform. In addition, QR-coded examination results related to the transfer process will be provided to applicants within one week of the completion of the examinations. It is worth noting that it was previously announced that students who completed their education in a foreign language in Uzbekistan would not be required to provide a foreign language certificate at the next stage.Read
- 3 minThe Article “Management, Quality and Social Transformation” by Dilnoz Isomjonovna Ruziyeva, Rector of Bukhara Innovations University, Published in Issue No. 119 of the Yangi O‘zbekiston NewspaperThe authorial article entitled “Management, Quality and Social Transformation” by Dilnoz Isomjonovna Ruziyeva, Rector of Bukhara Innovations University, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, and Professor, was published in Issue No. 119 of the Yangi O‘zbekiston newspaper released on June 13, 2026. The article discusses contemporary approaches to governance in higher education, educational quality assurance, digital transformation processes, and the pressing challenges facing universities today. The publication of this article in a prestigious national newspaper serves as another recognition of the academic potential of Bukhara Innovations University and its valuable contribution to the advancement of education and societal development.Read
- 3 minA grand gala concert was organized at the "Shahriston" square in the city of Bukhara under the slogan "Youth will build the New Uzbekistan!".A grand gala concert was organized at the "Shahriston" square in the city of Bukhara under the slogan "Youth will build the New Uzbekistan!". During the official part of the event, the Khokim (Governor) of the Bukhara Region, Botir Zaripov, and the Director of the Youth Affairs Agency, Alisher Sadullayev, delivered speeches, emphasizing that the youth are the primary driving force behind the reforms of the New Uzbekistan. The faculty and students of the Bukhara Innovation University stood out for their high level of active participation in this prestigious event. Furthermore, a group of young people from Bukhara, who serve as role models for their peers in science, sports, and various other fields, were duly recognized and rewarded. The festive program continued with heartwarming songs and vibrant melodies performed by popular pop artists. The concert, held in high spirits, left an unforgettable impression not only on the youth but also on the residents of the region and guests visiting Bukhara.Read
- 3 minThe "Youth Initiatives" Marathon Held at a High Level in BukharaThe Samanids Culture and Recreation Park in Bukhara hosted the "Youth Initiatives" marathon in a vibrant and high-spirited atmosphere, uniting the intellectual and creative potential of the younger generation. This prestigious event served as a major and vital forum for youth to showcase their innovative ideas, startup projects, and distinctive talents. Throughout the marathon, participants were provided with extensive opportunities to exchange best practices, acquire new insights, and establish future collaborative networks. Crucial high-level meetings deeply impactful to youth development were also organized as part of the festival. Notably, Alisher Sadullaev, Director of the Youth Affairs Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and Khayrullo Sattorov, Head of the Fund for the Development of Reading Culture, attended the event to closely inspect the exhibitions and presentations prepared by the youth. The leadership figures highly commended the creative and academic aspirations of the young participants and offered their strategic recommendations for supporting these promising initiatives. The delegation from Bukhara Innovation University also took an active part in this prominent platform, showcasing their cutting-edge concepts. At a dedicated exhibition organized by the university, contemporary academic fields, innovative student developments, creative projects, and the institution's latest scientific breakthroughs were presented to the general public and industry experts. The proactive engagement of the university's team stood as a brilliant testament to the practical integration of modern education and science.Read
- 3 minAn International Scientific and Practical Conference Was Successfully Held at the Gulistan Campus of Bukhara University of InnovationsThe Gulistan campus of Bukhara University of Innovations hosted an international scientific and practical conference titled "Innovative Approaches and the Practice of Pedagogical Theory: Prospects for Improving the Quality of Education," aimed at elevating the integration of science and education to a new level. This prestigious event brought together over a hundred leading local and foreign scientists, researchers, and experts in the field. The participants comprehensively discussed current challenges in modern pedagogy, as well as the implementation of digital technologies and advanced methodologies into the educational process. The presentations delivered by speakers during the plenary and breakaway sessions offered key practical proposals and solutions for further developing the system and raising educational quality to international standards. At the conclusion of the conference, the feedback and suggestions were synthesized, and specific objectives were outlined to strengthen future partnerships and implement prospective projects. In addition, a group of active participants who made significant contributions to the scientific and practical impact of the international conference, and distinguished themselves through insightful presentations and initiatives, received special recognition from the Rector of the University, Dilnoz Isomjonovna Roziyeva, and were solemnly awarded Certificates of AppreciationRead
- 4 minInternational Conference Underway at the Guliston Campus of Bukhara Innovation UniversityAn international scientific-practical conference on the theme "Innovative Approaches and the Practice of Pedagogical Theory: Prospects for Improving the Quality of Education" has begun its work at the Guliston campus of Bukhara Innovation University.Read
- 8 minInternational Scientific-Practical Conference Held at Bukhara Innovation UniversityOn June 2, 2026, Bukhara Innovation University launched an international scientific-practical conference on the theme "Modern Science and Education: Innovative Approaches, Digital Transformation, and Scientific Research".Read
July
3 News- 5 min"GRADUATE–2026" Ceremonial Diploma Presentation Held at Bukhara Innovation UniversityAt the ceremony held at the "Youth Center" complex under the motto "One Motherland, one nation — building a new life and future together," 643 graduates — 475 bachelor's and 168 master's — received their diplomas and degrees.Read
- 4 minOur students actively participated in the "BUKHARA – Student Expo 2026" career exhibitionAt the exhibition held at the "Universal" sports complex on July 21, our students presented their startup projects, engaged with employers, and took part in the "Leader and Youth" open dialogue.Read
- 3 minYulduz Turdiyeva's Concert in Bukhara Became a Youth Celebration: Talented Young People from Bukhara Were HonoredThe concert program held in Bukhara with the participation of Yulduz Turdiyeva turned into a true celebration of youth.Read
August
2 News- 3 min🤝 COOPERATION MEETING AT BUKHARA INNOVATION UNIVERSITY 🏛 A cooperation meeting was held at Bukhara Innovation University with Noyobjon M. Ahmadjonov, Director of the German–Uzbek Economic Cooperation Bureau (DUWK Büro). 📌 For information: DUWK Büro serves as the working body of the German–Uzbek Business Council (DUWT). The Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan serves as the Uzbek co-chair of this council. 💡 During the meeting, the sides discussed training specialists at the university in the fields of electrical engineering and IT based on German standards. 🔬 According to the plan, educational programs based on German expertise will be integrated into the study process, modern laboratories will be established, and collaboration with German experts will be launched. 🌍 This partnership will expand students' opportunities to acquire knowledge and practical skills tailored to the German labor market, communicate directly with German employers, and secure a worthy place in the international job market in the future. 🎓 Bukhara Innovation University continues its consistent efforts toward developing international cooperation, creating a modern educational environment, and training competitive specialists.Bukhara Innovation University hosted a meeting with the German–Uzbek Economic Cooperation Bureau (DUWK Büro). The discussions focused on training IT and electrical engineering specialists based on German standards, establishing modern laboratories, and expanding international career opportunities for students.Read
- 3 minAn Important Meeting for Science and Progress! More than 20 leading academicians of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan are visiting the historic region of Bukhara at the invitation of the Khokim of Bukhara Region, Botir Zaripov. As part of the visit, these distinguished scientists visited Bukhara Innovation University, where they engaged in a close dialogue with the university faculty and students. The meeting focused on strengthening the integration of science and education, creating broad opportunities for young researchers, and implementing modern innovative solutions. Such meetings inspire the younger generation toward scientific pursuits and contribute to boosting the nation's scientific potential.Over 20 academicians from the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan visited Bukhara Innovation University to meet with students and faculty. The discussion centered on integrating science with education and expanding opportunities for young researchers.Read
September
7 News- 2 min“Five Million Artificial Intelligence Leaders” project — an opportunity for female studentsUnder the “Five Million Artificial Intelligence Leaders” project, another excellent opportunity has been created for the female students of Asman University. All female students admitted to the first year in the 2026/2027 academic year, as well as those in senior years, may take the courses on aileaders.uz and omp.aistudy.uz and earn a certificate.Read
- 3 minIT Community of Uzbekistan Roadshow held at Asman UniversityOn 19 September, IT Community of Uzbekistan held its Roadshow in Bukhara. The event gathered more than 190 participants at Asman University, where speakers shared their experience in IT careers, startups, freelancing and the use of AI.Read
- 4 minPractical Support in the Legal Protection of Intellectual PropertyIn the new academic year, the teaching staff will receive practical assistance and consultation on the legal protection and registration of inventions, utility models, industrial designs, selection achievements, copyright, as well as computer programs and mobile applications.Read
- 5 daqiqaInvitation to the international scientific and practical conference "Creative Economy in the Context of Digital Transformation: Theory and Practice"📣 INVITATION TO THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE! 🎓 ASMAN UNIVERSITY invites you to participate in the international scientific and practical conference entitled "Creative Economy in the Context of Digital Transformation: Theory and Practice." 🗓 Conference dates: October 14–15, 2026 📍 Venue: Bukhara, ASMAN UNIVERSITY 💻 Participation format: hybrid — offline and online 📌 Conference sections: 🔹 Section I. Digital Economy, Artificial Intelligence and Technological Transformation 🔹 Section II. Circular Economy, Green Finance and Environmental Innovations 🔹 Section III. Digital and Green Transformation in Social Sciences and Humanities 🔹 Section IV. Smart Logistics, Sustainable Transport and Global Supply Chains 🔹 Section V. Regional Development, Innovation Ecosystems and Sustainable Strategies 📄 Article length: 3–5 pages 🌐 Article languages: Uzbek, Russian, English 📑 Deadline for article and application submission: September 20, 2026 🏆 Each author will receive: ✅ a certificate ✅ a PDF copy of the article ✅ an online publication link ✅ conference proceedings are planned to be published with ISBN and DOI 📚 High-quality scientific papers may, with the authors' consent, be recommended for publication in journals included in the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC/OAK) list, as well as in international journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. 👥 We invite professors and lecturers, international partners and colleagues, doctoral students, independent researchers, master's students and students to actively participate in the conference! 📩 Contact information: 👤 Contact person: PhD in Economics, Associate Professor Bekzod Toxirovich Muxsinov 📧 E-mail: bekzodmuxsinov@gmail.com 📞 Tel.: +998 90 712 10 45 🌐 Website: https://bui.uz/ ✨ Together towards science, innovation and the future!Read
- 3 daqiqaGlimpses of the teaching and working process at ASMAN UNIVERSITYAt ASMAN UNIVERSITY every day begins with learning, work and inquiry. Classes are conducted interactively, based on live dialogue with students: spacious, well-lit lecture halls, comfortable equipment and experienced faculty ensure an effective learning process. Behind the continuity of the learning process stands the daily work of the university's departments and staff - employees of the chairs, the academic affairs office and the admissions committee work systematically every day with documents, schedules and students. Each department serves students in its own area: curricula, schedules, official references and work with applicants are all organized here. Registration: qabul.bui.uz | Contact us: +998 55 307 50 00Read
- 3 daqiqaVice-Rector for Academic Affairs Niyozov Alisher Kamilovich congratulated first-year students on the new academic yearA ceremonial meeting with first-year students was held at ASMAN UNIVERSITY to mark the new academic year. Speaking at the event, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Niyozov Alisher Kamilovich sincerely congratulated the young people who have joined the ranks of our university's students. In his address, the Vice-Rector reflected on the place of student years in a person's life and urged the young people to take their studies seriously, to master their courses thoroughly and to strictly follow the university's internal rules. He also introduced them to how the study process is organized, the assessment system and the main requirements set for students. During the meeting, first-year students were introduced to the university's modern lecture halls, the electronic library, language centers and the opportunities offered by academic and creative clubs. Dear first-year students, the ASMAN UNIVERSITY team congratulates you on joining the ranks of our students!Read
- 4 daqiqaThe first days of the new academic year began in high spirits at ASMAN UNIVERSITYThe first days of the new academic year began in high spirits at ASMAN UNIVERSITY! The ceremony started in the university courtyard with the State Anthem of the Republic of Uzbekistan. First Vice-Rector for Strategy, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor Sharipov Shavkat Safarovich addressed the audience and warmly congratulated the first-year students on joining the ranks of our university's students and on the start of the new academic year. In his address he wished the young people patience and perseverance in their pursuit of knowledge, respect for their mentors and devotion to their chosen profession. During the first days of the academic year, Independence Lessons were held in the groups under the motto "One Motherland, one nation - we create a new life and future!" Young people entering the new academic year are getting closely acquainted with the modern learning process, faculty opportunities and student life at the university. Dear students, may the new academic year bring you all great luck, high achievements and unforgettable student moments!Read