Tashkent university of information technologies named after Muhammad al-Khwarizmi

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• 1955 – Tashkent Electrotechnical Institute of Communications (TEIC);
• 1960 - First generation of telecommunication engineers;
• 1978 – Correspondence faculty base stations of TEIC were opened in Frunze (now Bishkek), in Dushanbe, Almaty and the cities of Fergana;
• 1993 - Formation of special faculty under the Institute of TEIC for officers training;
• 1994 - Formation of the Institute under the Central Asian Telecommunications Training Centre in order to train engineers and technical staff for networks in Central Asian Republics, Mongolia, India and Pakistan;
• 1997 - Formation of Boarding lyceum under the institute of TEIC;
• 1999 - Formation of academic lyceum under the institute of TEIC;
• 2002 - TEIC was renamed into Tashkent University of Information Technologies (TUIT) according to the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2005 - Regional branches of TUIT were opened in Karshi, Nukus, Samarkand, Urgench and Fergana cities;                                                                  

Tashkent University of Information Technologies (former Tashkent Electrotechnical Institute of Communications) was founded in 1955. On May 30, 2002, in accordance with the Decree № 3080 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan it was renamed into the Tashkent University of Information Technology. On June 2, 2005, according to the resolution № 91 by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan regional branches of TUIT were formed in Karshi, Samarkand, Urgench and Fergana cities.

On March 26, 2013 in accordance with Resolution № 1942 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On improvement the system of personnel training in the field of information and communication technologies", recent years number of events has being held to improve the system at the level of international standards on training highly qualified specialists in the field of ICT.

There are 13 faculties, 62 departments, 23 directions of education, including 8 new directions of bachelor’s and 9 new master’s specialty in the structure of the University and in its regional filial branches.

In total, there are 10242 students, including 9858 bachelor students and 384 masters. Over the last year 1 student  has won the President Scholarship of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 5 State scholarship students, there are 32 students, who won the Communication fields Scholarship,  and 44 students with scholarship prizes at the national Olympiads and competitions respectively. The university has 780 professor-teachers, including 204 candidates of sciences and associate professors. Teachers with scientific degrees are 31% of the total number.

The total area of the University and its filial branches composes 54.4 sq. km. There are 380 school classrooms, 113 laboratories, 10 research laboratories, 9 sports complexes and grounds, 7 dormitories and 11 kitchen facilities.

University has established cooperation with 26 foreign countries’ (such as South Korea, Japan, Germany, France, India) 42 universities, 8 research centers, 12 companies and organizations.

Thanks to international cooperation in recent years, there 16 teaching laboratories, 9 computer classrooms, 4 education centers: the Uzbek-Indian Center of Information Technologies, Uzbek-Korean Center for Information Technologies, "Plaza" Uzbek-Korean Center, regional academic center "CISCO" have been formed. Indian Uzbek-Indian center of Information Technologies after the name J.Neru has been modernized with the grant funds of 500 thousand US dollars.

University’s multimedia classes equipped with a View Sonic interactive projector and modern tools.

On December 14-22, 2015, the delegation consisting of the directors of two regional branches of the university and the head of the International Relations Department visited the Seoul National University in South Korea. The main purpose of the visit was to participate in an international conference and event held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of cooperation between the CMU and TATU. At the conference TUIT delegation and SMU students trained in the Masters and Doctorate degree, presented the thesis presentation about current activities of TUIT and its filial branches. In addition, two professors of TUIT gave online presentation on their research projects in the form of a video conference.

To study Next Generation Networks (NGN) in University and its filial branches there are 6 educational-scientific laboratories of "Uzbektelecom" company. This year, university students held faculty exhibition in which Internet applications and more than 90 software and technical innovations were presented for the mobile devices supporting Android, IOS and Windows OS. There are special patents and 71 certificates were gained.

Since 2012 in TUIT and in its branches there are continuous multi-stage study of English language courses organized for teachers. As a result, at the beginning of 2015-2016 academic year, 52% of the total number of teachers were able to speak in English. 2013-2014 academic year, the university and its branches began to teach 71 teachers of special subjects in English language.

In 2013-2014 academic year in the University entrance exams English language was included. In academic year 2015-2016 the number of specialized subjects increased from 31 to 60. Most of them is taught in English.

Recent years 610 textbooks and manuals (including in academic year 2012-2013 – 179, in 2013-2014 - 205 and in 2014-2015 – 226) have been developed by professor and teacher.  

Information Resource Center (IRC) of the University fund includes more than 322 thousand publications - 194 thousand educational literature, 100859 Research Foundation, more than 13 thousand electronic publications. English-language foreign literature fund is 16 thousand.  Irbil and Armani programs operate in the IRC. Whole IRC fund is set in this program. The total number of bibliographic writers reached to 42752. There are 58 doctoral dissertations. TUIT students have free access to the sites www.dilib.uz and www.natlib.uz

A variety of information systems have been introduced into the process of management of the university and the educational process. In particular, the "Dean's office" electronic program www.decanat.tuit.uz and the System executive discipline and Electronic document exchange wwww.dcs.tuit.uz

In 2014/2015 academic year in order to improve the quality of the work of graduate students and master's thesis antiplagiarism system was implemented.

For last three years 490 people studied at the special teacher training courses.

On the basis of 71 projects with the total cost of 3.98 billion sums scientific-research work and 126 projects worth 2.25 billion sums of agricultural work carried out on the basis of a contract with enterprises.

List of Documents and Date of Submission

1. Documents are submitted by the email: global.tuit@gmail.com
2. Scanned version of the passport (in PDF format).
3. A scanned version of the certificate, diploma indicating the subjects studied        and the marks (points) obtained from them. For master`s degree, a scanned version     of a bachelor’s diploma indicating the subjects studied and grades (points) obtained.
4. Electronic photo taken within last 3 months – 3.5 cm ×4.5 cm 
5. IELTS : 5.5 or higher / TOEFL iBT : 71 or higher

   Eligibility for the 2026-2027 Admission

6. Graduates with bachelor’s degrees or expected graduates from foreign higher education institutions (universities).
7. Students should meet the English Proficiency Requirements.

   Deadline

   All documents must be submitted in person to the contact office listed above by 6:00 PM July 31, 2026

    

   University Admission Procedure

8. Foreign citizens willing to study at bachelor’s or master`s degree of TUIT are interviewed by the Selection commission members in their chosen field of education or specialty.
9. The interview will be held in the first or second half of August in the Russian, Uzbek or English languages online.

International Cooperation

International cooperation at Tashkent University of Information Technologies named after Muhammad al-Khwarizmi is primarily aimed at integrating the university into the global education system, aligning with international higher education standards, and expanding the scope of educational, scientific, and economic activities by creating modern conditions and a regulatory framework.

The university has signed agreements, memorandums, and projects for mutual cooperation with 47 universities, 5 research centers, and 13 organizations and companies from 26 countries, including Austria, the USA, Belarus, the United Arab Emirates, Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, South Korea, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Canada, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Malaysia, Azerbaijan, Portugal, Russia, Romania, Turkey, France, China, India, Estonia, and Japan.

Student Exchanges and Internships:

In 2019, 20 undergraduate and 13 master's students studied abroad through exchange programs at partner universities and institutes, such as Yonam University, Chonnam National University, INHA University, and KAIST in South Korea, and Sannio University in Italy. Additionally, 42 undergraduate students from foreign universities (including Yonam, Sungkyunkwan, and Dongseo universities in South Korea) studied at TUIT under exchange programs. That same year, 11 students were sent to St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications named after Professor M.A. Bonch-Bruevich, Russia, for internships and skill development. As a result of ongoing collaboration with Huawei, 10 students participated in the "Seeds for the Future 2019" program.

In 2020, 11 undergraduate students and 1 master's student studied abroad through exchange programs at partner universities such as Yonam University, Chonnam National University, INHA University, KAIST, and Sejong University in South Korea. However, due to the global pandemic, partner universities stopped accepting foreign students for the fall semester. Despite this, 10 students participated in the "Seeds for the Future 2020" internship program, organized online by Huawei's Tashkent office, and received relevant internship certificates.

In 2021, 1 student participated in an exchange program at INHA University in South Korea. Additionally, 15 students participated online in the "Seeds for the Future 2021" program through Huawei's Tashkent office and received their internship certificates. In the fall of 2021, 377 second-year students from the joint TUIT-BSUIR faculty of Information Technologies were sent to continue their studies at the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radio electronics (BSUIR).

In the spring semester of 2022, Tursunov Javlon, a graduate student in the Faculty of Software Engineering, was sent to participate in an exchange program at the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Slovakia. From April 2022, Jamshid Yusupov, a student from the Economics and Management faculty in the IT sector, was sent for an exchange program to Shibaura University of Technology, Japan. In addition, in the fall semester of this year, work is underway to send more than 10 students to exchange programs to INHA of South Korea, Shibaura University of Technology of Japan, and ADA universities of Azerbaijan. Moreover, an agreement was reached to send 15 students to China through "Seeds for the Future 2022" program of Huawei. Under the joint education program with Klagenfurt University in Austria, two PhD students were sent to Austria in January 2022 to continue their studies.

Professors and teachers exchange, Professional Development and Internship Programs:

In 2019, Sh. Redjepov, Head of the Department for Quality of Education, K. Shakarov, Head of the Department of Graduate Studies, and F. Alisherov, Head of the Department for Managing the Credit System of Education, were sent for professional development to California State University, Fullerton (from February 14 to February 28, 2019). Sh. Turayev, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management in the ICT field, and T. Kuchkarov, Associate Professor of the Department of Economics in the ICT field, participated in a professional development program for higher education faculty under the "Implementation of FATF Standards" project (from April 21 to June 27, 2019). D. Askarova, Head of the Department for Organizing Scientific Research Work of Talented Students, and M. Abdujapparova, Associate Professor of the Department of Telecommunication Engineering, attended the international "Nokia 2019 International Olympiad of Students in the Field of Information Technologies and Telecommunications" at the Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics. Additionally, 6 university faculty members (from May 25 to May 31, 2019) were sent for professional development to St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications named after Professor M.A. Bonch-Bruevich, Russia. Through a project implemented with South Korea’s KOICA agency, 14 faculty members and staff were sent to South Korea to participate in a human resource development (Capacity Building) program. K. Ismanov, Senior Lecturer of the Telecommunication Engineering Department, was sent to study for PhD at Kumoh National Institute of Technology in South Korea.

In 2020, I. Yusupov, Assistant Lecturer of the Department of Information Technologies, participated in the professional development course organized by India's ITEC. D. Gafurova, Assistant Lecturer of the Department of Economics and Management, received professional training at Sannio University in Italy. X. Soatov from the Department of Telecommunication Engineering participated in a training course organized by  JICA agency of Japan. A. Shakhobiddinov, Dean of the Faculty of Telecommunication Technologies, was sent for an internship at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia. Sh. Turaev, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Management in the ICT field, and N. Iminova, Head of the Department of Economics in the ICT field, were sent to the University of California for a knowledge exchange program.

In 2021, Kh. Khujamatov, Head of the Department of Transmission Systems and Networks, participated online due to the pandemic in a training course organized by JICA agency of Japan. In August-September 2021, 8 faculty members and staff were sent for a knowledge exchange program to the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radio Electronics. N. Usmonova, Professor of the Department of Transmission Systems and Networks, participated in the one-semester exchange program at the University of Idaho under the U.S. Fulbright Program.

In the first quarter of 2022, 11 faculty members and staff from TUIT participated in a knowledge exchange program at the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radio Electronics. Kh. Sattorov, Head of the Department of Electronics and Radio Engineering, and Professor A. Yusupov were sent for knowledge exchange to Selcuk University in Turkey.

In addition, annually, based on the projects implemented by the university within the framework of the ERASMUS+ program, 15-20 professors and teachers visit foreign partner universities to exchange experience and participate in project meetings.

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Tashkent University of Information Technologies (former Tashkent Electrotechnical Institute of Communications) was founded in 1955. On May 30, 2002, in accordance with the Decree № 3080 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan it was renamed into the Tashkent University of Information Technology. On June 2, 2005, according to the resolution № 91 by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan regional branches of TUIT were formed in Karshi, Samarkand, Urgench and Fergana cities. On March 26, 2013 in accordance with Resolution № 1942 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On improvement the system of personnel training in the field of information and communication technologies", recent years number of events has being held to improve the system at the level of international standards on training highly qualified specialists in the field of ICT. There are 13 faculties, 62 departments, 23 directions of education, including 8 new directions of bachelor’s and 9 new master’s specialty in the structure of the University and in its regional filial branches. In total, there are 10242 students, including 9858 bachelor students and 384 masters. Over the last year 1 student has won the President Scholarship of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 5 State scholarship students, there are 32 students, who won the Communication fields Scholarship, and 44 students with scholarship prizes at the national Olympiads and competitions respectively. The university has 780 professor-teachers, including 204 candidates of sciences and associate professors. Teachers with scientific degrees are 31% of the total number. The total area of the University and its filial branches composes 54.4 sq. km. There are 380 school classrooms, 113 laboratories, 10 research laboratories, 9 sports complexes and grounds, 7 dormitories and 11 kitchen facilities. University has established cooperation with 26 foreign countries’ (such as South Korea, Japan, Germany, France, India) 42 universities, 8 research centers, 12 companies and organizations. Thanks to international cooperation in recent years, there 16 teaching laboratories, 9 computer classrooms, 4 education centers: the Uzbek-Indian Center of Information Technologies, Uzbek-Korean Center for Information Technologies, "Plaza" Uzbek-Korean Center, regional academic center "CISCO" have been formed. Indian Uzbek-Indian center of Information Technologies after the name J.Neru has been modernized with the grant funds of 500 thousand US dollars. University’s multimedia classes equipped with a View Sonic interactive projector and modern tools. On December 14-22, 2015, the delegation consisting of the directors of two regional branches of the university and the head of the International Relations Department visited the Seoul National University in South Korea. The main purpose of the visit was to participate in an international conference and event held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of cooperation between the CMU and TATU. At the conference TUIT delegation and SMU students trained in the Masters and Doctorate degree, presented the thesis presentation about current activities of TUIT and its filial branches. In addition, two professors of TUIT gave online presentation on their research projects in the form of a video conference. To study Next Generation Networks (NGN) in University and its filial branches there are 6 educational-scientific laboratories of "Uzbektelecom" company. This year, university students held faculty exhibition in which Internet applications and more than 90 software and technical innovations were presented for the mobile devices supporting Android, IOS and Windows OS.

There are special patents and 71 certificates were gained. Since 2012 in TUIT and in its branches there are continuous multi-stage study of English language courses organized for teachers. As a result, at the beginning of 2015-2016 academic year, 52% of the total number of teachers were able to speak in English. 2013-2014 academic year, the university and its branches began to teach 71 teachers of special subjects in English language. In 2013-2014 academic year in the University entrance exams English language was included. In academic year 2015-2016 the number of specialized subjects increased from 31 to 60. Most of them is taught in English. Recent years 610 textbooks and manuals (including in academic year 2012-2013 – 179, in 2013-2014 - 205 and in 2014-2015 – 226) have been developed by professor and teacher. Information Resource Center (IRC) of the University fund includes more than 322 thousand publications - 194 thousand educational literature, 100859 Research Foundation, more than 13 thousand electronic publications. English-language foreign literature fund is 16 thousand. Irbil and Armani programs operate in the IRC. Whole IRC fund is set in this program. The total number of bibliographic writers reached to 42752. There are 58 doctoral dissertations. TUIT students have free access to the sites www.dilib.uz and www.natlib.uz A variety of information systems have been introduced into the process of management of the university and the educational process. In particular, the "Dean's office" electronic program www.decanat.tuit.uz and the System executive discipline and Electronic document exchange wwww.dcs.tuit.uz In 2014/2015 academic year in order to improve the quality of the work of graduate students and master's thesis antiplagiarism system was implemented. For last three years 490 people studied at the special teacher training courses. On the basis of 71 projects with the total cost of 3.98 billion sums scientific-research work and 126 projects worth 2.25 billion sums of agricultural work carried out on the basis of a contract with enterprises.