New Uzbekistan University is delighted to announce a remarkable opportunity for its students. Applications are now open for the Fall 2025 student exchange program at Khalifa University, one of the world's leading educational institutions.
In an exciting development, the IT Investments Center, a valued partner of the university, has pledged to fully sponsor the program by covering airfare expenses for the selected students. This sponsorship ensures that talented students can pursue an international academic experience without financial burden.
Moreover, to encourage academic excellence, a $2,500 financial award will be granted to the student who submits the best research report during the program.
Application Deadline: March 10, 2025
New Uzbekistan University recently hosted an engaging lecture on “East European Big Bangs and Political Economy of the United States” by Dr. Theocharis Grigoriadis, a distinguished professor from the Freie Universität Berlin, ranked 104th in the world.
The lecture, which drew students, faculty, and researchers, focused on the mass migration from Eastern Europe to the United States between 1850 and 1940 and its profound influence on American political and cultural life. Dr. Grigoriadis provided a compelling analysis of how this migration shaped U.S. elections and political structures, offering historical insights with modern-day relevance.
Dr. Grigoriadis, a Yale University graduate with a PhD from the University of California, is a recognized expert in political economy, economic history, and comparative economic systems. He has authored numerous books and research articles in these fields.
Attendees engaged in a lively discussion, posing questions about migration patterns, voting behaviors, and the broader economic implications of historical migration waves. The event reinforced New Uzbekistan University’s commitment to academic discourse and global perspectives by bringing distinguished scholars to share their expertise with students and faculty.
This lecture was part of the university’s ongoing efforts to provide students with exposure to international academic thought and historical perspectives relevant to contemporary global issues.
Today, New Uzbekistan University hosted the "Fonus" literature event, bringing together literature enthusiasts to celebrate modern poetry and prose. The event provided a unique opportunity for attendees to listen to live recitations of contemporary literary works, particularly from the authors of the poetry collection "Izlam."
The event featured captivating performances by talented poets and writers, who shared their heartfelt poems and engaging prose with the audience. Their words resonated deeply, allowing attendees to experience the timeless beauty and emotional depth of literature. The musical interludes throughout the event added a special touch, enhancing the atmosphere with melodious tunes that complemented the literary pieces.
One of the most exciting moments of the event was the auction of the "Izlam" poetry collection. In a thrilling bidding session, a student with a profound passion for literature purchased the collection for 12 million UZS. This moment was a powerful testament to the enduring value of books and the importance of literature in our lives.
The "Fonus" literature event was more than just a gathering; it was a celebration of creativity, passion, and the written word. The university's initiative in organizing such events underscores its commitment to fostering a love for literature among students and the wider community.
Live with literature, be inspired by creativity!
Students from New Uzbekistan University recently took part in the "CanSat" competition organized by the "Uzbekcosmos" agency.
"CanSat" is an educational and simulation-based competition where students design, launch, and operate a small prototype of a satellite. This miniature satellite is launched to an altitude of 1-2 kilometers using a specialized drone, collecting critical atmospheric data during its descent.
The device developed by our students was capable of measuring air temperature, pressure, and humidity. Using the transmitted data, they successfully conducted a simplified meteorological analysis.
Through this competition, our students gained not only practical experience but also valuable new knowledge in the field of space technologies. At the end of the event, participants presented their projects to a panel of experts and received positive feedback for their innovative work.
New Uzbekistan University organized a special event titled "A Day in the Military Unit" to commemorate the 542nd anniversary of the birth of Zahiriddin Muhammad Bobur. The event took place at the Tashkent Military District's training field in Chirchiq city, aiming to foster patriotism among students and strengthen their sense of loyalty to the Motherland.
The event brought together 120 university students who actively participated in various engaging activities. These included demonstrations by the honorary guard on the parade ground, combat training displays by paratroopers, and exciting competitions such as pull-ups, stone lifting, weapon assembly, and target shooting using simulators.
The event concluded with a cultural and educational program dedicated to the life and literary contributions of Zahiriddin Muhammad Bobur. Students recited his poems and learned more about the remarkable achievements of this historical figure.
This memorable event not only provided students with a glimpse into military life but also instilled in them a greater appreciation for the nation's rich heritage and the importance of patriotism.
On January 29, 2025, New Uzbekistan University hosted an insightful lecture by Alexander Schärer, Head of Diplomatic Affairs at the Embassy of Switzerland in Uzbekistan, titled “Swiss Business Success and Innovation Drivers.”
In his lecture, Mr. Schärer highlighted Switzerland’s remarkable achievements in business and innovation, underscoring its consistent global leadership. In 2024, Switzerland topped three prestigious international rankings: the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Global Innovation Index for the 14th consecutive year, Roland Berger’s Innovation Indicator for excellence in advanced manufacturing and biotechnology, and the US News & World Report’s Best Countries Ranking for business openness, quality of life, and political stability.
Mr. Schärer explored the key drivers behind this success, including world-class infrastructure, highly skilled talent, and a thriving innovation ecosystem. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between academia and industry, continuous investment in research, and fostering creativity through education.
Students and faculty at New Uzbekistan University actively engaged with Mr. Schärer, gaining valuable insights and discussing how Uzbekistan can leverage similar strategies for its own economic and innovative growth.
Alexander Schärer, with his extensive diplomatic experience and background in international affairs from the University of St. Gallen, brought unique perspectives from his work with the United Nations and the World Economic Forum.
This event is part of New Uzbekistan University's commitment to providing global learning experiences and inspiring its students to become future leaders in business and innovation.
A student from New Uzbekistan University (NewUU) recently took part in a prestigious scientific conference in Switzerland. The event focused on mathematics and physics, covering topics such as category theory, quiver representations, and chaos theory applications.
At the conference, our student presented their research on "Categorical Quantum Computation", which explores the application of category theory to quantum computing. This research aims to simplify complex quantum computing processes by leveraging category theory principles.
The student expressed deep gratitude to Professors Farkhod Eshmatov, Xiajun Chen, Askar Abdikamalov, Alisher Ikramov, Rustam Turdibaev, Bahodir Ahmedov, and others for their invaluable support and guidance throughout the research process.
New Uzbekistan University remains committed to fostering student participation in international scientific platforms and supporting their contributions to global research and innovation.
New Uzbekistan University is proud to announce that our Honorary Professor, Luciano Rezzolla, has been awarded the prestigious PRACE HPC Excellence Award 2024. Established by the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE), this award recognizes groundbreaking scientific achievements made using high-performance computing (HPC) technologies.
Professor Rezzolla is not only an esteemed Honorary Professor at NewUU but also a globally recognized leading scientist in his field. His outstanding contributions to HPC development and its applications across various scientific disciplines have earned him this distinguished honor.
The PRACE HPC Excellence Award is granted to researchers who have significantly advanced HPC technologies and their impact on scientific research. Awardees receive a €20,000 cash prize and the opportunity to deliver a plenary lecture at a major international conference.
New Uzbekistan University extends its heartfelt congratulations to Professor Luciano Rezzolla on this remarkable achievement. We take great pride in having him as part of our academic community and firmly believe that his vast experience and deep expertise will continue to inspire students and young researchers to pursue groundbreaking innovations in science and technology.
