Tashkent State University of Law has risen almost 200 positions in the "Times Higher Education" ranking in quality education.
The prestigious British organization Times Higher Education (THE) has announced the results of the "Sustainability Impact Ranking 2026." According to the ranking, Tashkent State University of Law took 401st place in the global ranking and secured a spot in the TOP-500. Notably, in the updated ranking, our university placed in the 101–200 band in SDG 4 – Quality Education, rising almost 200 positions compared to last year's result. Through this achievement, TSUL has joined the ranks of the world's 200 best universities in this field.
In addition, our university achieved high results in other areas of the ranking as well:
— SDG 4 — Quality Education: 101–200th place;
— SDG 5 — Gender Equality: 101–200th place;
— SDG 8 — Decent Work and Economic Growth: 101–200th place;
— SDG 16 — Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions: 201–300th place.
These results are the fruit of large-scale reforms being implemented at the university. Aligning curricula with international standards, a practice-oriented education system, joint programs with foreign universities, teaching by international professors, and the development of scientific research have been the key factors behind this success.
