The largest Central Asia Universities Forum, organized by Times Higher Education, recently concluded at New Uzbekistan University, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of higher education in the region.
Recognizing Excellence
The forum saw participation from 300 attendees, including nearly 200 foreign experts from 20 countries such as the USA, China, Germany, South Korea, and the UK. Phil Baty, Chief Global Affairs Officer at Times Higher Education, acknowledged New Uzbekistan University as a rapidly developing young university, highlighting its achievements and potential.
Diverse Participation
The event also welcomed around 60 leaders from international educational organizations and representatives from 97 foreign universities. This diverse gathering provided a unique platform for networking and collaboration among higher education institutions worldwide.
Engaging Panel Sessions
The forum's agenda included panel sessions on pressing issues in higher education, such as:
- Reputation, Attraction, and Retention: Strategies for young universities to enhance their appeal.
- Innovating the Curriculum: Aligning educational programs with labor market demands in Central Asia.
- Elevating Central Asian Universities for Global Impact: Discussing the future directions and strategies for regional universities to gain global recognition.
- New Partnership Models for New Models of Institution: Exploring innovative partnership models to strengthen educational institutions.
These sessions were characterized by lively discussions and Q&A sessions, fostering an exchange of ideas and best practices among participants.
A Milestone for Science and Education
The successful conclusion of the Central Asia Universities Forum at New Uzbekistan University is a testament to the growing importance of higher education in the region. This international forum has set a new benchmark for collaboration and innovation, paving the way for future advancements in science and education.
Stay tuned for more updates and insights from the forum.
New Uzbekistan University recently organized an enlightening open lecture featuring Michael Connolly, the Director of English Language Program Development at the British Council. The event took place at the Abdulla Avloniy National Research Institute of Pedagogical Excellence and attracted nearly 200 dedicated educators from across the country.
During the lecture, Connolly shared his valuable insights on "The Role and Prospects of English Language Teaching in Education." His discussion highlighted the significance of modern teaching methodologies and the evolving landscape of English language education, providing teachers with the latest knowledge and strategies to enhance their teaching practices.
The event included an engaging Q&A session, allowing participants to interact directly with Connolly and delve deeper into relevant topics. This open dialogue aims to foster professional growth and enhance the productivity of English language educators in Uzbekistan, ultimately benefiting the young learners they serve.
New Uzbekistan University remains committed to supporting educators and facilitating knowledge exchange, ensuring that teaching standards continue to evolve in line with global best practices.
New Uzbekistan University recently had the honor of hosting Professor Eric Grimson, Chancellor for Academic Advancement at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), for an insightful lecture titled "Preparing for a World of AI Everywhere."
The event was inaugurated by Wolfgang A. Herrmann, President of New Uzbekistan University, setting the stage for an engaging discussion on the implications and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence in various sectors.
Representatives from higher education institutions across Uzbekistan attended the lecture, benefiting from Grimson's extensive expertise and insights into the rapidly evolving landscape of AI technology. The interaction allowed participants to explore how AI can be effectively integrated into educational frameworks and various industries, fostering a deeper understanding of its potential impact on society.
This lecture exemplifies New Uzbekistan University's commitment to facilitating intellectual exchanges and enhancing academic collaboration, positioning its community at the forefront of global educational advancements.
New Uzbekistan University recently hosted a highly anticipated public lecture by Nobel Laureate Jean Tirole, attracting nearly 700 attendees, including scientists, economists, entrepreneurs, and students. The event was a significant opportunity for participants to gain valuable insights into the pursuit of common goods in today's complex economic landscape.
Before delivering his engaging lecture, Tirole met with the Minister of Preschool and School Education, Hilola Umarova, highlighting the importance of educational collaboration and policy-making in shaping the future of economics and public welfare.
During the lecture, attendees were not only introduced to Tirole's innovative ideas but also had the chance to engage in meaningful discussions. Young economists found this event particularly exciting, as they were able to pose questions directly to the Nobel Laureate and gain answers from one of the leading minds in the field.
The event was a resounding success, fostering an enriching environment for learning and collaboration among the next generation of economists. New Uzbekistan University remains dedicated to providing platforms for intellectual exchange, ensuring that its students are well-equipped to contribute to the global economy.
On October 14, New Uzbekistan University had the distinguished honor of hosting Nobel Laureate Jean Tirole for a special lecture focused on the effective management and regulation of large monopolies. This event provided students with a unique opportunity to learn from one of the world’s leading scholars in the field of economics.
Prior to the lecture, students were encouraged to familiarize themselves with a selection of Tirole's influential articles, ensuring that they were well-prepared to engage with the material presented. During the lecture, Tirole shared his expert insights and engaged students in a meaningful discussion about the complexities of monopoly regulation.
In an exciting addition to the event, Tirole offered to present his latest book to the five students who posed the best questions during the lecture. This interactive element allowed students to not only gain valuable knowledge but also to have their curiosities addressed directly by the Nobel Laureate.
The lecture was well-received, leaving students inspired and motivated to explore further studies in economics and regulatory practices. New Uzbekistan University remains committed to providing its students with access to leading thinkers and fostering a dynamic academic environment. Events like this play a vital role in shaping the future of our students and encouraging their intellectual growth.
As part of the Central Asia Universities Forum, New Uzbekistan University proudly hosted a renowned scientist, Luciana Rezzolla, at Samarkand State University for an enlightening open lecture today.
The focus of the lecture was on black holes, a topic that continues to captivate the imagination of young minds. During her presentation, Professor Rezzolla shared insights into the complex nature of black holes, explaining that the scientific hypothesis portrayed in the film “Interstellar”—where one experiences 1.5 seconds in a black hole as equivalent to an entire day on Earth—has a basis in reality.
The event was inaugurated by academician Bobomurot Ahmedov, who emphasized the importance of engaging students with cutting-edge scientific knowledge. Following the lecture, attendees had the unique opportunity to ask questions, enabling a rich dialogue between the students and the esteemed scientist.
This event not only highlighted the advancements in astrophysics but also inspired students to delve deeper into the mysteries of the universe. New Uzbekistan University remains committed to fostering a culture of inquiry and innovation, and events like this play a crucial role in encouraging the next generation of scientists.
Last week, six female students from New Uzbekistan University had the incredible opportunity to visit the United Arab Emirates after winning the "Digital Generation Girls-2024" national competition. This prestigious award granted them an educational trip to engage with international experts and expand their knowledge in the field of digital technologies.
During their time in the UAE, the students participated in roundtable discussions where they exchanged experiences and insights with industry leaders and peers from various backgrounds. This platform not only allowed them to gain valuable knowledge but also enabled them to build a network of connections that will benefit their future endeavors.
The trip provided our students with a unique perspective on the latest advancements in digital technology and innovative practices, inspiring them to bring new ideas back to Uzbekistan.
We are proud of our students’ achievements and are excited to see their continued involvement in such impactful initiatives. Their success in the competition and participation in this educational trip reflect the university's commitment to empowering the next generation of female leaders in technology.
We look forward to witnessing our students reach even greater heights as they apply what they've learned and contribute to the development of digital solutions in our country.
In honor of Teacher's Day on October 1st, nearly 400 of the most dedicated educators from across the country gathered at New Uzbekistan University. This event served as a tribute to the hard work and commitment of teachers who play a vital role in shaping the future of our youth.
Among the attendees were distinguished teachers who have achieved academic excellence and received prestigious awards, such as the "Hero of Uzbekistan" and other high state honors. The gathering provided an invaluable opportunity for these educators to exchange ideas, share experiences, and discuss best practices in teaching and mentorship.
During the discussions, prominent academics, including Shavkat Ayupov, Risbay Jurayev, Gayrat Shoumarov, and Kholboy Ibraimov, highlighted the recent reforms in education and the numerous opportunities being created for teachers. They emphasized the importance of these initiatives in enhancing the quality of education, promoting innovative teaching methods, and providing professional development for educators.
The event also featured interactive sessions, where educators engaged in workshops designed to equip them with new strategies and tools for effective teaching. These sessions focused on topics such as incorporating technology in the classroom, fostering student engagement, and creating inclusive learning environments.
The gathering concluded with a heartfelt acknowledgment of the tireless efforts of teachers and mentors, who are instrumental in nurturing the talents and aspirations of students. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all teachers and mentors in our country on this special occasion, recognizing their invaluable contributions to the educational landscape and the lasting impact they have on the lives of their students.
As we celebrate Teacher's Day, let us continue to support and uplift our educators, ensuring they have the resources and recognition they deserve to inspire future generations.
