History

The Bachelor's Degree Program in History (Evening Study Mode) provides students with a comprehensive understanding of not only historical events but also the fundamental patterns and processes that have shaped the development of human civilization. The program enables students to examine political, economic, social, and cultural developments across different historical periods and regions through comparative and interdisciplinary approaches. Graduates develop a broad academic perspective and gain the ability to critically analyze historical phenomena within their wider global context.

Throughout the program, students acquire practical competencies in working with historical sources, archival documents, archaeological evidence, and other forms of historical and cultural heritage. They learn to critically evaluate historical information, conduct independent research, and apply scientific methods of historical inquiry. By exploring the causes and consequences of historical events, students strengthen their analytical, logical, and critical thinking skills. As a result, graduates are well equipped to interpret contemporary global developments through the lens of historical experience and to formulate well-reasoned conclusions based on historical evidence. Overall, the program prepares intellectually independent professionals with strong analytical abilities, broad perspectives, and the capacity to make informed decisions.

During the 4.5-year Bachelor's Degree Program in 60220300 – History (Evening Study Mode), students integrate theoretical knowledge with practical training. The curriculum includes comprehensive study of History of Uzbekistan, World History, Ancient History, Medieval History, Modern and Contemporary History, Archaeology, Ethnology, Historical Source Studies, Historiography, Museum Studies, Archival Studies, and Methodology of Teaching History. The program is designed to prepare highly qualified historians and history educators with strong academic knowledge, research competencies, and pedagogical expertise, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to historical scholarship, education, and cultural heritage preservation.

Program Duration and Academic Requirements

The 60220300 – History (Evening Study Mode) Bachelor's Degree Program is completed over 9 semesters (4.5 years). To graduate, students are required to earn a total of 240 ECTS credits, including:

• Total classroom instruction: 5,880 hours
• Professional internship (practical training): 1,320 hours