1. How can I apply for admission to Uzbekistan?

Select the academic program you would like to study and the University you would like to be enrolled in. Apply online right on the website. Then submit the required documents to the Admission Office or International Department of the University. The representatives of the University will contact you and guide you about the further procedures of tuition fees payment and registration process.

2. What is the list of documents required for the application?

The universities of Uzbekistan require the following documents for application:

• International Passport or Travel document
• Filled Online Application Form
• High school certificate with the studying results
• Heath report
• Academic transcripts from the Bachelor’s/Master’s programs for postgraduate courses

3. What are the languages of instruction available at Uzbekistan universities? 

The available languages of instruction at Uzbekistan universities are Uzbek, English, and Russian. Some universities also offer German and French options.

4. Are academic degrees from Uzbekistan universities recognized abroad?

The academic degrees, issued by Uzbekistan universities have worldwide recognition. Upon graduation, all the students will be able to practice within the country and abroad.

5. What are the age limitations for admissions?

The universities of Uzbekistan accept applicants of all ages starting from usually 15/16 years old, as soon as a person gets a 12th-grade high school certificate.

6. What are the educational disciplines offered by Uzbekistan universities? 

The universities in Uzbekistan offer all sorts of possible study disciplines such as Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Formal Sciences, MBBS/Medicine, Business, Law, Engineering, and many others.

7. What is the duration of the studying process in Uzbekistan?

Generally, undergraduate education takes 4 years at Uzbekistan universities, but some disciplines such as MBBS/Medicine (6 years), pharmacy (5 years), and veterinary science (5 years) take longer. Postgraduate programs last 2-3 years and doctorate programs take 3-4 years.

8. What are the types of degrees offered at Uzbekistan universities?

The vast majority of Uzbekistan universities offer 3 main levels of education: 

• Bachelor’s Level 
• Master’s Level
• Doctoral Level

Some universities also have special advanced training and studies, designed for the graduates after the doctoral level, striving for the constant development of skills and academic excellence. 

9. Is a visa required to study in Uzbekistan?

All international students need to obtain a VISA to come to Uzbekistan to study at the University. Citizens of Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine don’t need a visa to enter the Republic of Uzbekistan. We do not recommend entering Uzbekistan on a visitor’s visa with the intention of being registered as a student at a later date. You should only enter the country with a student visa.

10. What is the number of foreign students, studying in Uzbekistan?

According to the latest statistics, currently, there are more than 5 200 foreigners studying in Uzbekistan.  

11. Where is Uzbekistan situated?

Uzbekistan is a Central Asian republic. The country lies between two rivers, the Syr Darya to the northeast and the Amu Darya to the southwest. Uzbekistan borders Kazakhstan to the northwest and north, Afghanistan to the south, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to the east and southeast, and Turkmenistan to the southwest.

12. What is the local currency of Uzbekistan?

The local currency of Uzbekistan is called Uzbekistani Som. 1 USD = 10,940 UZS

13. What are the climate and average weather in Uzbekistan?

The summers in Uzbekistan are pretty long, summery, and dry, with an average monthly temperature of 30°C in the hottest month July. Winters freeze, with an average monthly temperature of -1°C to -3°C from December to February.

14. Does living in Uzbekistan cost a lot?

The cost of living in Uzbekistan is one of the advantages of the country. The prices for accommodation, transport, and everyday expenses are very low, especially in comparison to the fees in Europe, the USA, or other Asian cities. 

15. Can Uzbekistan be called a friendly country?

Uzbekistan is a totally friendly country. All the people here are utterly open and nice towards international visitors.

16. Is Uzbekistan a safe country for foreigners?

Uzbekistan is a completely safe country for both locals and foreigners. The crime statistics here are extremely low. In addition, security is ensured by the policemen, guarding the streets.

17. Is fluent Uzbek mandatory to live and study in the country with comfort?

The knowledge of the Uzbek language is not mandatory at all. A lot of people here speak English or Russian.

18. Are students allowed to study and work at the same time?

The students in Uzbekistan are allowed to have a part-time job, but it should not affect their studies.

19. What do people in Uzbekistan think about nationalities having another region? 

The people in Uzbekistan are absolutely tolerant of nationalities having different religions and firmly support total freedom of the person’s choice.

20. What can Uzbekistan offer to a visitor except for education?

Uzbekistan is famous for its glorious architectural heritage, fascinating natural landscapes, incredible palaces, ruins of fortresses of previous civilizations, interesting cultural events, delicious cuisine, and outstanding craft workshops.

21. Are there any problems with commuting in Uzbekistan?

The transportation system in Uzbekistan is well developed. The infrastructure of the country is ensured with the buses, trolleybuses, trams, taxis, and metros in all major cities. Intercity transport is also available. 

22. What is the maximum cash amount that can be brought into Uzbekistan?

According to the rules, there are limitations concerning the amount of cash that can be brought into Uzbekistan, but the exact amount up to 5 000 USD must be pointed in the Customs declaration form. If it is more than 5 000 USD, an additional document, called the TC-28 form will be issued.

23. How can foreign citizens become subscribers of the mobile operators in Uzbekistan?

The foreign students may become the subscribers of any mobile operators in Uzbekistan after registration for temporary residence in the country. It is much possible to connect to cellular communications and the Internet immediately upon arrival at the country’s airport or any office providing cellular communications.

24. Are there any scholarship possibilities for foreign students in Uzbekistan?

The majority of universities in Uzbekistan work on a contract basis only.

25. Are the prices for education at Uzbekistan universities very expensive?

The tuition fees in undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs depend on the field and form of study (full-time, part-time, evening classes), but, in general, the prices are relatively low and start from 900 USD per year.