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Alisher Navo’i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature

About university
Located in the city center of Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Alisher Navo’i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature was established in 2016.  TSUULL has several campuses located throughout Tashkent, including its main campus where it offers undergraduate and graduate programs in Central Asian Studies, Uzbek language and literature, Computer linguistics, Sociology, Publishing Studies and Textual studies. In addition, the university has two other campuses that specialize in the training of specialists and representatives of different government organizations.
TSUULL is a well-respected institution of higher education in Uzbekistan, with a long history of providing quality education and research in the fields of Turkic languages, literature, and related disciplines. Its multiple campuses and diverse range of academic programs reflect its commitment to meeting the needs of students and society, and it continues to play an important role in advancing education and research in Uzbekistan and beyond.
TSUULL has a long tradition of teaching calligraphy and manuscript studies, which is one of its key strengths. University has a diverse range of academic programs, including training in philology, sociology, NLP programming, publishing specialists, and translation. This wide range of programs reflects the university's commitment to providing a comprehensive education that combines traditional disciplines with modern knowledge and technology.
The unique atmosphere on the campus, where oriental education and modern knowledge are combined, is also a testament to the university's commitment to providing a well-rounded education that prepares students for success in the 21st century. By combining the best of both worlds, the university is able to create a learning environment that is both rich in tradition and innovative in its approach to education.
The university's Department of Manuscript Studies offers a range of courses and programs in calligraphy, manuscript studies, and restoration, which are designed to train students and scholars in the art and science of preserving and studying historical texts and manuscripts.
TSUULL emphasis on calligraphy and manuscript studies reflects its commitment to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Uzbekistan and Central Asia, and it continues to play a vital role in this important field of study.
The department has a team of highly qualified and experienced faculty members who are experts in their fields, and it is equipped with modern facilities and equipment for the preservation and restoration of manuscripts. The department also collaborates with other institutions and universities in Uzbekistan and around the world to promote research and scholarship in the field of manuscript studies.
There are around 6,000 students at the university, representing more than 30 nations around the world. TSUULL university you are referring to is a dynamic and forward-thinking institution that is committed to providing its students with a high-quality education that combines tradition, innovation, and excellence.
TSUULL and SDGs
Our university has an important role to play in promoting SDGs, as part of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
Gender Equality. The university promotes gender equality and empower women in the workplace by providing equal opportunities for men and women, promoting women's leadership, and addressing gender-based discrimination and harassment by providing education and training in the form of Public talks and open discussions on gender issues.
Green Campus. has set these objectives to take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts: to strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters at university; to integrate climate change measures into university policies, strategies and planning, to improve education, awareness-raising on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning by trainings, seminars and workshops.
Reduced Inequalities. The university contributes to the goal of reducing inequalities by providing educational opportunities to students from diverse backgrounds, including students from marginalized communities and rural areas. By doing so, it helps to ensure that all individuals have equal access to education and the opportunity to succeed.
Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. The university contributes to the goal of building strong institutions by providing education and training in Uzbek language and culture to students who can then go on to serve in government, academia, and other institutions.
Dormitory & Students Convenience Facilities
TSUULL has well-appointed dormitories located within the campus, which can provide international students with a safe and convenient place to live. This can certainly help to create a sense of community among students and foster a supportive environment for international students who may be adapting to a new culture and environment.
TSUULL's vibrant student community is also a positive aspect of the university. It's important for international students to feel welcome and supported, and having a strong student community can help to facilitate this. By providing opportunities for students to get involved in extracurricular activities and social events, the university can help to create a sense of belonging and foster positive relationships among students from diverse backgrounds. We offer free sport buildings near our main campus which usually connects students together and where they may get involved in playing tennis, football, basketball and also keep fit using state-of-the-art gym facilities
Overall, TSUULL is committed to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for international students, which can help to facilitate their academic success and overall well-being while studying at the university. 
Adaptation Programs 
Learning the Uzbek language: The university has a special preparatory foundation course for foreigners which teaches Uzbek language from A1 to C1 level.
Adapting to campus life: Students community organizes adaptation events to get acquainted with local cultures and people participating in local festivals, workshops on Uzbek cuisine, costumes, local crafts.
BA Programs we offer:

Philology and Language Teaching
Uzbek Language and Literature Teaching
Uzbek as a Foreign Language
Theory and Practice of Translation: English
Theory and Practice of Translation: Russian
Theory and Practice of Translation: German
Theory and Practice of Translation: French
Publishing Studies
Computer Linguistics
Applied Philology
Textual and Literary Source Studies
Folklore and Dialectology
Sociology
Publishing Studies

MA Programs we offer:

Central Asian studies
Textual courses (calligraphy, manuscripts)
Translation studies (English, French, German, Turkish, Russian)
Uzbek language and literature
Social sciences
Digital technologies
Intercultural communication
Publishing studies
Simultaneous Translation
Textual and Literary Source Studies
Scientific and Technical Translation
Comparative Linguistics, Linguistic Translation Studies

PhD Programs we offer

Central Asian studies
Textual courses (calligraphy, manuscripts)
Translation studies (English, French, German, Turkish, Russian)
Uzbek language and literature
Social sciences
Comparative Literature, comparative linguistics and translation studies
Literary theory
Language theory. Practical and computer linguistics
Asian and African languages and literature
Textual studies and literature source studies
Folklore
Theory of education and Methodology (Uzbek literature)

TSUULL as a cultural HUB
Alisher Navo’i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature can be considered a cultural hub in Uzbekistan. The university has a rich cultural heritage and is deeply connected to the history and traditions of Uzbekistan, particularly in the areas of literature, language, and the arts.
TSUULL regularly hosts cultural events, including concerts, art exhibitions, and literary festivals, which showcase the diverse cultural traditions of Uzbekistan and promote cultural exchange and understanding. The university also has a dedicated center for manuscript studies and restoration, which is home to a vast collection of rare and valuable manuscripts that document the rich literary and cultural heritage of Uzbekistan and Central Asia.
In addition, TSUULL is home to many accomplished scholars, writers, and artists, who contribute to the university's vibrant cultural scene and help to promote cultural exchange and understanding both within Uzbekistan and internationally.
TSUULL's role as a cultural hub reflects its commitment to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Uzbekistan and Central Asia, and it continues to play an important role in advancing cultural exchange and understanding through its diverse range of cultural programs and activities

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