The admission quota for the joint education program between Tashkent State University of Law and Nagoya University of Economics will be increased.
Delegation from Nagoya University of Economics of Japan visited Tashkent State University of Law.
During the meeting, prospects for cooperation between the two higher education institutions and issues of further developing joint education programs were discussed.
During the negotiations, the parties agreed to increase the admission quota for the joint education program to 50 students, to develop a joint action plan aimed at students' in-depth mastery of the Japanese language, to more broadly involve qualified professors and foreign specialists from Japan in the educational process, and to organize a Summer School in the city of Nagoya for students of the joint education program.
At the event, it was emphasized that these initiatives will serve to enrich students' international academic experience, develop their knowledge and skills based on foreign educational standards, and further strengthen the scientific and educational ties between the two universities.
