Students of New Uzbekistan University attended the play “Jinlar Bazmi” at the Uzbekistan State Drama Theatre. The production is based on Khurshid Dustmuhammad's novella “Yolg‘iz” and is imbued with the spirit of Jadid literature and patriotism. Its profound and impactful storyline left a deep impression on the audience.
Throughout the play, the views of national revivalists Abdulla Avloni and Mahmudkhoja Behbudi on the power of theatre were vividly demonstrated. Comparing theatre to a "mirror" of life, the students gained a deeper appreciation for its unique portrayal of human experiences. They also developed a greater respect for the works of these literary giants and their advocacy for national values and justice.
The play vividly depicted the tragic fate of the protagonist, the lives of individuals devoted to their ideals, and their inner struggles. The struggles of heroes who prioritized the interests of their homeland over their personal lives, the betrayal of friends who turned against them, and the deep respect for the nation’s brave sons inspired the students to strive for goodness and justice.
Students and staff of New Uzbekistan University attended an exclusive concert by the Botir Zokirov National Estrada Symphony Orchestra. Throughout the concert, each melody and the magical performances of talented musicians captivated the audience.
The artistic director of the concert was Alisher Ikramov, an honored artist of Uzbekistan, while the chief conductor was Boburjon Qurbonaliev, a laureate of international competitions. Under their leadership, the orchestra skillfully performed both national and contemporary compositions.
Botir Zokirov is one of the founders of Uzbek estrada music, known for blending traditional music with modern rhythms. His invaluable contribution to the art has been highly recognized, earning him the title of People's Artist of Uzbekistan.
During the concert, the orchestra also performed Uzbek folk songs, which reflect the hopes, aspirations, joy, and sorrows of the people. These songs, created in harmony with the geographical, climatic, and cultural features of each region, are performed by musicians of different generations.
Students and staff of New Uzbekistan University were deeply impressed by the concert. Such cultural events play an important role in enhancing young people's aesthetic taste and appreciation of national values.
New Uzbekistan University, in partnership with School 21, offers free IT courses for students. These courses cover the following areas:
- Data Analysis
- Cybersecurity
- System and Business Analysis
- And many other valuable skills
The educational programs at School 21 are designed to meet the demands of the modern IT market and range from 1.5 to 3 years in duration.
The curriculum includes programming languages such as C, C++, Java, Python, and Golang, as well as databases (SQL), mobile development, Frontend and Backend development, artificial intelligence, and more.
Additionally, short-term intensive courses are available:
- Data Analysis: A 6-7 day program teaching the basics of data collection and analysis.
- IT Project Management: A 3-day program focused on effective management skills.
- Artificial Intelligence: A 2-day course on working with modern neural networks.
- Team Management: A 4-week program aimed at developing leadership and effective communication skills.
Upon completing the programs, students will receive state-recognized diplomas and the opportunity to participate in paid internships.
As part of the "Safe and Healthy Capital" comprehensive rapid preventive initiative led by the Chief of Tashkent City Internal Affairs Department, Major General A. A. Tashpulatov, a special meeting was held on January 21 at New Uzbekistan University under the slogan “We Are Against Drug Abuse.”
During the event, experts provided students with detailed information on cybersecurity, the prevention of drug trafficking, and the dangers drugs pose to human health and society. In addition, an open dialogue was conducted, during which students were encouraged to remain vigilant and actively oppose drug abuse.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Chief of the Mirzo Ulug‘bek District Department of Internal Affairs, Lieutenant Colonel F. Jabborov; Head of the TIIO FMB JTSB, Lieutenant Colonel S. Jumaboyev; Senior Inspector of the 3rd IIB, Senior Lieutenant F. A. Mavjudova; Senior Mobilization Inspector of the 1st Unit of the Special Battalion, Lieutenant D. Ganiyev; and the Vice-Rector for Youth Affairs and Spiritual-Educational Work of New Uzbekistan University, H. Nazirova.
The event was met with great interest by the students, who emphasized the importance of such meetings in promoting conscious and responsible lifestyles among young people.
A festive ceremony was held today at New Uzbekistan University to reflect on the achievements since its establishment and to honor the dedication of staff and faculty members who have actively contributed to university life.
The event was inaugurated by the Minister of Preschool and School Education, Hilola Umarova, who presented commemorative gifts to a group of students, staff, and professors for their contributions to the university’s development.
As a highlight of the ceremony, four of the university’s most active representatives were awarded the prestigious “Xalq ta’limi a’lochisi” badge in recognition of their exceptional efforts.
Additionally, representatives from Huawei, a valued partner of the university, were acknowledged during the event. The ceremony also marked a significant milestone with the official opening of the Huawei ICT Academy, which promises to bring innovative learning opportunities to the university community.
This celebration underscores New Uzbekistan University's commitment to fostering excellence, collaboration, and innovation.
At New Uzbekistan University, Lieutenant Colonel M. Saidov, a representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, delivered a lecture on the topic, “Combating Cybercrime Among Youth and Preventing It.”
The event was attended by over 200 university students. During the lecture, important insights were shared about the significance of ensuring cybersecurity, the rules for responsible internet use, and strategies to combat online threats.
Students had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of methods to prevent cybercrime, safely use modern technologies, and implement protective measures against information attacks.
This event aimed to enhance young people's knowledge and skills in information security, contributing to fostering a culture of responsible online behavior among them.
A meeting between students of New Uzbekistan University and representatives of the MAAB Academy took place, providing an excellent opportunity to discuss prospects for collaboration. During the meeting, it was highlighted that students of our university could participate in practical training and enhance their skills in the following areas:
- Business and Management
- Digital Marketing
- IT and Programming
- Project Management
Through these programs, students can gain additional experience, access online resources at their convenience, and receive certificates upon completing the courses.
This partnership aims to equip students with practical knowledge and new opportunities to advance their careers.
A meeting with representatives of "Ipak Yuli" Bank was held at New Uzbekistan University, where the guests were provided with a detailed overview of the university’s facilities, academic programs, and achievements.
One of the key topics discussed during the meeting was the potential for future internship opportunities for students at "Ipak Yuli" Bank.
Additionally, the parties explored possibilities for implementing various joint projects and strengthening collaborative ties.
This meeting plays a significant role in enhancing bilateral cooperation and creating new opportunities for our students.
