Spiritual, educational and cultural events of the university youth
On March 2, 2026, a literary evening dedicated to the 111th anniversary of Zulfiya’s birth was held at the Faculty of Philology of Nizami Tashkent State Pedagogical University in collaboration with the “Mushoira” club. The event was attended by Zebo Mirzo, chief editor of the “Oʻzbekiston” TV channel and a poet, as well as Quvondiq Siddiqov, a distinguished mentor and recipient of the “30th Anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan” commemorative badge. The guests held a creative meeting with female students. During the meeting, the guests shared insights into their creative journeys, their explorations in poetry, and the role of Zulfiya’s works in the spiritual and moral education of today’s generation. The discussion continued in a warm and sincere atmosphere, with active participation and questions from the students.
At the Faculty of Professional Education and Arts, the “Liderlar” pop instrumental group, the “Bahor” orchestra ensemble, and the “Tabassum” dutar girls’ ensemble were established. With the participation of these groups, the university’s cultural and educational events are now being held in a more vibrant and uplifting atmosphere.
“Zakovat” and “Zakovat QUIZ” clubs have been established across all faculties of Nizami National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan. In order to strengthen students’ knowledge, “Zakovat” intellectual games are regularly held at the faculties. In particular, under the university’s “Zakovat” intellectual club and the “Pedagog” team, “Zakovat” intellectual circles have been organized: Number of “Zakovat” circles – 4. Number of teams within the circles – 10. Total number of participants in the circles – 100. 1st place — “Intellekt” team (Faculty of Preschool and Primary Education) 2nd place — “Oscar” team (Faculty of Pedagogy, Psychology and Inclusive Education) 3rd place — “Fenix” team (Faculty of Natural Sciences)
At the university, additional conditions have been created to enable students to participate in sports competitions and contests alongside their academic studies. The opening ceremony of the “New Uzbekistan Student Olympiad” sports competition was held at our university. As we all know, increasing attention is being paid to sports in our country, and broader opportunities are being created for young people to engage in regular physical activities. This competition is a practical reflection of this consistent policy. At this stage, faculty teams will compete against each other in 7 different sports disciplines.
Students of Nizami National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan visited Amir Temur Square and the museum on the occasion of the 690th anniversary of the birth of the great commander and statesman Amir Temur. During the visit, students gained deeper insight into the rich historical heritage of Sahibkiran, as well as his outstanding role in state governance and military art. Such visits further strengthen young people’s sense of national pride, patriotism, and respect for their ancestral heritage.
Second-year students visited the Center of Islamic Civilization. During the visit, they became acquainted with the legacy of great scholars and their contributions to science and culture. Interactive technologies and modern approaches aroused great interest among the students. It was a meaningful, engaging, and motivational visit.
At the Military Education Faculty, a qualifying stage of a military-sports relay competition was held among second-year students, dedicated to the birth anniversary of Amir Temur. In this competition, second-year students of the faculty competed against each other. The event was organized to improve students’ physical fitness and to foster a sense of patriotism. The participants demonstrated their skills in the following stages: Stage 1 — 100-meter run wearing a gas mask Stage 2 — disassembly and assembly of the AK-74 rifle (complete and partial) Stage 3 — target shooting with an air rifle Stage 4 — carrying a 30 kg box and completing the final running distance
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