A comprehensive system of teaching foreign languages aimed at the formation of harmoniously
developed, highly educated, modern-minded
younger generation, had been created in the
framework of the Law “On Education” and the
National Personnel Training Program.
These universities are training bachelors and
masters in highly demanded by the labor market
specialties such as mechanical engineering, oil
and gas, information technology, economics and
business management, financial management,
business law, computer engineering.
Higher Education. The higher education institutions teach some of subjects in foreign languages,
especially the technical and international specialties. British Council, Alliance française and
Goethe Institute in Uzbekistan constitute an
active part of these processes.
Drastic reforms in higher education had been
carried out during the years of independent
development in Uzbekistan. Today in Uzbekistan
there are about 60 higher educational institutions,
11 regional branches of Tashkent universities
and 7 branches of leading foreign universities
(Tashkent International Westminster University,
Turin Polytechnic University, South Korea’s Inha
University of Information Technology, Singapore
Management Development Institute, Moscow
State University named after Lomonosov, Russian
State Economic University named after Plekhanov and the Russian State University of Oil and
Gas. Named after Gubkin).
International cooperation. The cooperation with
the EU in education, in particular through the
“Erasmus +” program is an absolute priority. The
country already has positive experience of cooperation under the Tempus and Erasmus Mundus
programs