Namangan State University

Namangan State University (NamSU) was established in 1942 as a pedagogical institute. It is in Namangan province which has almost 2.8 mln population with 7900 km2 area located in eastern part on Uzbekistan, considered one of the strategically important area. Nowadays NamSU has over 15000 students in bachelor and master degree programs. NamSU has 600 teaching staff which 46% of them have PhD and Doctoral levels degrees. NamSU offers various courses of study, including 42 bachelor educational programs, 15 masters specialization programs, 10 programs for full-time Doctorate and another 15 programs for part-time Doctorate. The university trains high-skilled specialists in Languages (Uzbek, Russian, English, German), Literature, Social sciences, Political sciences, History, Archive studies, Pedagogy, Psychology, Education, preschool education, Sport, applied art, music education, geography, economy, mathematics, applied mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, technical sciences, tourism, hotel management, information technology, library studies and etc. We have also newly established dual degree programs in medicine with Ural Medical University (Russia).

Namangan State University
Namangan Davlat Universiteti
Established1942 (1942)[1]
Officer in charge
2019
RectorEsanov Muzaffar Khoshimovich[2][3]
Academic staff
600[3]
Administrative staff
100
Students15000[3]
Undergraduates14500[3]
Postgraduates200[3]
Location
Namangan
,
Namangan Region
,
Uzbekistan

41.002°N 71.674°E / 41.002; 71.674
Websitewww.namdu.uz

Today the university has academic relationships with more than 40 advanced universities in Europe, Asia and CIS countries. Every year the teaching staff and students attend different scientific events and spend academic visits in advanced universities in developed countries. NamSU was a national coordinator for TuCAHEA Tempus project (www.tucahea.org), participated in IMEP, UZDOC 2.0 (http://www.uzdoc.eu) Erasmus+ projects.

References
  1. "NamSU" (PDF). TuCHAEA. Retrieved 2017-12-10.
  2. "Rektor" (in Uzbek). Namangan State University. Retrieved 2017-12-10.
  3. "Namangan State University" (in Uzbek). Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education. Retrieved 2017-12-10.
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