New Uzbekistan University, under the Agency for Specialized Educational Institutions, begun accepting applications for the 2024/2025 academic year in January. The entrance exam took place today, July 6th. Given that the university conducts all its educational processes in English, the entrance exams were also entirely in English.
The exams were held across 13 places of the country, including the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional centers, and the Uzexpocenter in Tashkent. For the 2024/2025 academic year, nearly 6,000 applicants submitted their applications. Notably, a significant portion of this year's applicants hold international certificates, with 26% possessing the SAT certificate and nearly 75% having certificates proving their proficiency in English. Additionally, 210 applicants have the international A-Level certificate.
Applicants for programs such as Chemical and Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Applied Mathematics, Economics and Data Science, Pedagogy, and Industrial Management are taking exams in mathematics and logical thinking. The exam format consists of 40 multiple-choice questions, with a total duration of 120 minutes.
It's important to note that the exam questions are based on the curricula implemented by general secondary and secondary specialized professional educational institutions in Uzbekistan and were developed by Cambridge University Press & Assessment to include a mix of easy, medium, and difficult questions.
The selection exams are being broadcast online using video surveillance and other technical means, allowing parents and the public to view the process in real-time.
According to the university's admission policy, applicants with international certificates can be awarded the maximum score for the corresponding subject and may be exempted from the exam at their discretion. Recognized certificates include SAT, International Baccalaureate (IB), International AS, and A Level, which are accepted by many universities worldwide. Furthermore, applicants who won gold, silver, or bronze medals at international science Olympiads and successfully pass the exams will be granted a four-year scholarship.
In a highly anticipated election for the student council presidency at New Uzbekistan University, Mukhammadali Qodirov and his "Meros" team emerged victorious. The "Meros" team secured a decisive 45.4% of the votes, demonstrating strong support from the student body.
The student council at New Uzbekistan University plays a crucial role in representing the interests of the student community. Their responsibilities include:
- Advocacy: Serving as the voice of the students in discussions with university administration, ensuring that student concerns and suggestions are heard and addressed.
- Event Organization: Planning and executing a wide range of events, from academic seminars and workshops to cultural festivals and social gatherings, fostering a vibrant campus life.
- Initiatives and Projects: Launching initiatives aimed at improving various aspects of student life, such as sustainability projects, mental health awareness campaigns, and community service activities.
- Leadership Development: Providing leadership opportunities for students, helping them develop essential skills such as teamwork, communication, and project management.
- Student Services: Enhancing student services by working on issues related to housing, transportation, dining, and campus safety.
With the "Meros" team's victory, students can look forward to innovative initiatives and increased engagement in the upcoming academic year. The team has pledged to focus on enhancing student services, promoting inclusivity, and creating a more dynamic and supportive campus environment.
Congratulations to the new student council members! We eagerly anticipate the positive impact and exciting projects they will bring to our university community.
Today marks the commencement of the Summer Scientific Schools in Economics and Mathematics at New Uzbekistan University. These programs aim to identify talented young individuals in economics and mathematics, engaging them in the research efforts of globally recognized scholars to enhance the effectiveness of economic reforms in our country.
The scientific schools will run from July 1st to July 14th.
Esteemed professors from prestigious institutions such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of Chicago, Cornell University, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison will lead not only lectures but also hands-on workshops and project-based training sessions.
Notable participants include:
- Steven Neil Durlauf from the University of Chicago, a renowned American social scientist and economist
- Lawrence E. Blume from Cornell University, an esteemed professor of economics
- Eyal Winter from Lancaster University, a member of the Society for Economic Theory
- Felix Elwert from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a professor specializing in medical informatics, sociology, and biostatistics
- Klaus Desmet from Southern Methodist University, a professor focusing on cities, regions, and globalization
The program has attracted significant interest from both local and international students. Notably, 35 students from various Chinese universities will participate in the summer school focusing on integrable systems related to reflection groups in algebra, geometry, and topology.
The initiative aims to foster a community of young scholars who will contribute to the future development of mathematics and economics. This project is planned to be an annual event, with the number of participants increasing each year.
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev is holding a video conference to discuss the training of specialists in engineering fields and the further improvement of higher education institutions.
During the meeting, it was announced that a national competition for the "Best Idea," "Best Project," and "Best Invention" in engineering fields will be held, with the top prize being an electric car.
Additionally, the top 10 participants with the best ideas, projects, and inventions will be sent on internships to countries such as Germany, Japan, China, Russia, Italy, Turkey, South Korea, and Singapore.
You can also take advantage of the numerous opportunities offered by our President by studying under the best professors in the fields of Mechanical Engineering and Chemical and Materials Engineering.
The People's Republic of China is conducting Seminar on Business Center Development and Investment Management for Developing Countries.
Our university's employees are participating in these seminars under the grant program of China's International Cooperation and Exchange Center.
During the seminars, participants are enhancing their knowledge in areas such as production, logistics, economic growth, and the management of educational institutions, using China as a model.
Chinese Culture Day was organized at New Uzbekistan University with the aim of familiarizing students with Chinese culture and strengthening mutual cooperation.
The event was attended by Yu Jun, the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Uzbekistan.
As part of Chinese Culture Day, various cultural performances, exhibitions of national artworks, and presentations were showcased.
In Tashkent, a joint training seminar titled “Information Services 2024: National and International Experience” is being held for the press secretaries of the ministries and agencies of the member countries of the Organization of Turkic States.
At this seminar, Islam Elhadari, head of the Department for Monitoring the Quality of Education and Research at New Uzbekistan University, gave a presentation on deepfakes, fake images, and news created with the help of artificial intelligence, and the impact of AI on the flow of fake news in the global information space.
Additionally, he provided practical examples of content creation using artificial intelligence and introduced applications that help distinguish fake news.
Hilola Umarova, the Minister of Preschool and School Education, awarded Bakhtiyor Yuldashev, Vice-Rector for Innovation and Research at New Uzbekistan University, with the “Oʻzbekiston Respublikasi Xalq ta’limi a’lochisi” badge for his significant contributions to the field of education.
It is noteworthy that many beneficial projects for school students and teachers within the ministry's system have been initiated under Baxtiyor Yuldashev's leadership.
We congratulate the Vice-Rector on this high recognition!
