Tashkent University of Human Sciences

ABOUT OUR UNIVERSITY

Tashkent University of Human Sciences (abbreviation: TUHS; in Russian: Ташкентский университет гуманитарных наук (ТУГН); in Uzbek: Toshkent gumanitar fanlar universiteti (TGFU); in Chinese: 塔什干人文科学大学(人科大)) was established in December 2022. It is one of the first non-state higher education institutions established in Uzbekistan.

The categories of education for students at our university include academic education and non-academic education. Academic education includes bachelor’s and master’s programs; non-academic education includes English, Chinese, Korean, and Russian language courses, as well as various short-term training courses. The standard duration of study for four-year bachelor’s programs is 4 years, and for part-time education programs it is 5 years. The main duration of study in a regular master’s program is 2 years.

Currently, there are 23 bachelor’s degree programs and 3 master’s degree programs such as primary education, pedagogy and psychology, linguistics and teaching foreign languages, accounting and audit, tourism management, economic management, world economy and international economic relations, finance, information systems and technologies, logistics, marketing and others.

At present, foreign languages such as English, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Korean, German, Spanish, French and other foreign languages are taught at the university. In the future, it is planned to open separate faculties of English language, Chinese language philology as well as translation studies.

Based on its advantages in specialties and the continuously growing need for training personnel during the transition to a market economy, Tashkent University of Human Sciences has been establishing cooperation with foreign higher education institutions based on the principles of “respect for national and universal values, shared use of resources, complementary advantages, mutually beneficial cooperation and joint development”, as well as in accordance with the management rules for the admission of international students.

TUHS is creating a cooperation platform in order to promote the internationalization of higher education on the basis of “peace and cooperation, openness and tolerance, mutual learning, mutual benefit”, to deepen educational cooperation with higher education institutions inside and outside the country, to jointly train qualified personnel and to create an education system for teaching students in bachelor’s programs in the social, economic and management fields.

Students of our university have the opportunity to study not only in our country, but also abroad. In particular, students studying at the bachelor’s level are sent to study abroad on a grant basis after the second year. They can continue their studies in China, Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Russia, Italy and a number of other foreign countries.

Tashkent University of Human Sciences cooperates with many foreign higher education institutions. Every year it sends talented students to partner universities abroad to study on a grant basis.

Each applicant can choose the field of study they are interested in at our university and receive quality education in convenient and modern conditions. They become accomplished specialists in their field.

At present, more than 5000 students are studying at Tashkent University of Human Sciences. More than 80 teachers and pedagogues are working. The administrative building of the university is located in Tashkent, and there are campuses in Turtkul and Samarkand.

Under the university, an education development fund as well as language and culture research centers have also been opened. In addition, there are preparatory courses in Chinese, Korean, English and Russian languages at our university. The main purpose of establishing the education development fund is to encourage and materially support the teachers and students of the university, assist the scientific and creative activities of teachers and students, publish textbooks and manuals, allocate scholarships, as well as organize various spiritual and educational events and others.

We are on the eve of starting the construction of the “Tashkent campus of Tashkent University of Human Sciences”. On the territory of this educational campus, the construction of academic buildings, a library, a school and a kindergarten under the university, a stadium, dormitories for teachers and students, dining halls, a supermarket and other buildings are planned. Our main goal is to create the best working environment for teachers and the best educational environment for students.

The university team aims in the near future to increase the international reputation of the university and include it among the most advanced higher education institutions in the world.
 

Toshkent gumanitar fanlar universiteti

TASHKENT HUMANITIES UNIVERSITY

1. In May 2024, a delegation from Tashkent Humanities University, led by Rector Jumonazar Saliyevich Saburov, participated in a large cultural program and anniversary events dedicated to the 85th anniversary of Osh State University, a prestigious higher education institution in Kyrgyzstan, as well as in the international business forum "Cooperation of Business, Education, Science, and Government Bodies: Opportunities and Ways for Regional Development," organized on the initiative of the university and dedicated to sustainable regional development.

2. The Rector of our university, J.S. Saburov, at the invitation of the Rector of Osh State University Kudayberdi Gaparalievich Kodjobekov, on November 20, 2024, took part in the international forum of Central Asian university rectors "Transformation of Central Asian Universities in the Context of Global Challenges," held in Bishkek in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Kara-Kyrgyz Autonomous Region and the 100th anniversary of the Institute of Education of the Kyrgyz Republic.

3. In 2025, TGFU Professor Yulduz Aminboyevna Mominova conducted a master class for the Uzbek language groups of Osh State University. According to the signed memorandum between the universities, one TGFU student (S. Kunduz) studied at Osh State University under a short-term academic mobility program.

4. In 2025, seven teachers and three talented students (Umida Ravshanbekovna Lutfullaeva – Head of the Department of Pedagogy and Languages and Senior Lecturer of English, Mukassdas Kozibayevna Kurbanbayeva – Trainee Lecturer of Pedagogy and Psychology, Department of Pedagogy and Languages, Turtkol, Maftunakhan Shukhratovna Khamrakulova – Assistant in Psychology, Department of Exact and Humanitarian Sciences, Kholida Haydarovna Davurova – Senior Lecturer, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Pedagogy and Languages, Shokhrukh Kasimovich Kutliyev – Dean’s Office Secretary (Turtkol), Umidjan Khudaybergenovich Abduramanov – Head of the Educational and Methodological Department (Turtkol), Matlyuba Abduvorisovna Abdukadirova – English Lecturer, Department of Pedagogy and Languages, Hanifa Mukhiddinovna Ziyayeva – 2nd-year student, "Philology and Language Teaching" program, Sabokhat Elmurodovna Mirakhmedova – 2nd-year student, "Philology and Language Teaching" program, Madina Dilmurodovna Abdusamatova – 2nd-year student, Chinese language group, "Philology and Language Teaching" program) participated from June 22 to July 6, 2025, in the international scientific-practical seminar "Modern Educational Technologies, Digital Literacy, and Critical Thinking Skills in English," held at Chongqing Engineering and Technical Institute, Chongqing, China.

5. According to the memorandum between TGFU and Chang’an University, in 2025 twelve 3rd-year students of the Chinese language group of the "Philology and Language Teaching" program (A. Sarvinoz, H. Kuvonchbek, K. Diyorbek, M. Tursunmurod, Q. Humoyokhon, R. Diyorbek, R. Lobar, U. Ismoil, H. Mukhlisa, H. Ogabek, Y. Javokhir, A. Shokhsanam) study at Chang’an University under the academic mobility program during the 5th and 6th semesters of the 2025–2026 academic year according to the Rector’s order of 2025.

6. According to the memorandum between TGFU and Xinjiang Agricultural University, in 2025 2nd-year Management student T. Sardor studies at Xinjiang Agricultural University under the academic mobility program during the 3rd and 4th semesters of the 2025–2026 academic year according to the Rector’s order of 2025.

7. According to the cooperation memorandum signed on April 5, 2024, between Tashkent Humanities University and Osh State University, and the letter of the Rector of Osh State University K.G. Kodjobekov №1648-2 dated November 28, 2025, twelve students from the foreign partner university studied from December 2 to December 23, 2025, in related fields at Tashkent Humanities University as part of the academic mobility program.

Currently, more than 10 foreign students study at our university.

PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION OF FOREIGN APPLICANTS

In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 5, 2018, "On additional measures to improve the quality of education in higher education institutions and to ensure their active participation in large-scale reforms carried out in our country" No. PQ-3775, foreign applicants are admitted to the bachelor’s programs of Tashkent Humanities University outside the quota, without testing, solely based on an interview.

The study contract at Tashkent Humanities University is concluded after verification of the documents submitted to the Admissions Office and is valid for the entire period of study. The enrollment order is issued after signing the contract and paying at least 50 percent of the established amount of 17,000,000 UZS for one year of study (this amount applies to the Philology and Language Teaching program – English, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Korean; depending on the program, the contract amount may vary).

Issuance of visas to foreign citizens, invitation letters for visas, and temporary registration for residence are carried out based on the agreement between the higher education institution and the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education, Science, and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and are submitted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Arrival of a foreign student to the university is carried out as follows:

1. The university sends an invitation to the foreign applicant or student in the prescribed manner.
2. The student receives an electronic application form on the website evisa.mfa.uz.
3. To process a visa, a visa application is sent to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan for the foreign applicant or student.
4. After entering the Republic of Uzbekistan, a request is sent to the regional Migration and Citizenship Registration Departments for temporary registration (or extension of temporary registration for applicants and students staying in the country).

Visas for foreign applicants or students may be issued by the Embassy or Consulate of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the country of their residence or temporary stay.

The Department of International Relations and Investments is responsible for preparing invitation letters, visa applications, and related documentation for foreign students, university guests, and foreign faculty members.

To be admitted to Tashkent Humanities University, foreign citizens must provide the following documents:

• A copy of the passport (in electronic form)

• A medical certificate (in English or Russian)

• The original education document and a notarized translation into Russian or English (note: diplomas and certificates from CIS countries are accepted directly)

• If available, a national or international certificate of foreign language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL)

• 8 photographs of size 3x4

Additional information:

Tel.: +998995108023 (Uzbek, Russian, English, Chinese)
E-mail: info@tgfu.uz

ILKHOM ASHIROVICH KASIMOV
Head of the Department of Scientific Research and International Relations
E-mail: kasimov.ilkhom1986@gmail.com

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OUR STUDENT'S ACHIEVEMENTS

From May 15 to 18, at the “Samo” sports arena in Fergana, the international “Asian Cup” championship in the traditional sport of ITF Taekwon-Do took place. More than 200 athletes from countries such as the Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Russia, South Korea, Malaysia, India, and others competed for the championship title. In this prestigious competition, Uzbekistan took 1st place in the country ranking by the number of medals.

Maktubakhon Tojaliyeva, a student of group 01-24 in the International Relations program of our university, also won 1st place in the women’s 45 kg weight category, thus making a worthy contribution to our country’s victory.

About the competition, Maktubakhon said:
“The competition went well, and now we will start preparing for the World Championship. I believe that if a person sets a goal and pursues it with perseverance, they will definitely achieve it.”

We sincerely congratulate Maktubakhon, her family, and her coach on this achievement on behalf of the entire university administration and faculty.