Xolov Vohid Yusupovich

Dr. Vohid Kholov is a historian and researcher whose work explores the foreign historiography of Central Asia, particularly the ways British and American scholars documented the region’s history, politics, and culture from the 19th to the early 20th centuries. His expertise also covers the Cold War era, Uzbekistan’s intellectual and cultural heritage, and the preservation of historical sources.

PhD in History – Institute of History, Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan (2010–2012)

Master’s Degree in English Literature – Uzbek State World Languages University (2007–2009)

Bachelor’s Degree in English Language and Literature – Uzbek State World Languages University (2002–2006)

Lecturer, Akfa University / Central Asian University (2021–2024)

Lecturer, Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent (2010–2021)

Junior Research Fellow, Institute of History, Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan (2012–present)

Lecturer, Academic Lyceum under Westminster International University (2010–2015)

Lecturer, Uzbek State World Languages University (2007–2010)