9 faculties, 58+ programs
The faculty provides deep training in exact sciences and prepares teachers and researchers.
Training specialists in history, cultural studies and social sciences.
The faculty provides training in biology, chemistry and ecology.
Training specialists in music, fine arts, theater and cultural studies.
Training teachers and methodologists for primary classes, studying psychological-pedagogical foundations of education.
The faculty has 7 programs. Training specialists in Uzbek linguistics, literary studies and teaching methods.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE JOINT HIGHER SCHOOL OF INNOVATIVE PEDAGOGY In accordance with the memorandum signed on September 25, 2017, the Joint Higher School of Innovative Pedagogy was established between Maxim Tank Belarusian State Pedagogical University and Nizami Uzbekistan National Pedagogical University. The Joint Higher School offers the following bachelor’s degree programs (full-time and part-time): • 60310300 – Applied Psychology, • 60110200 – Preschool Education, • 60110400 – Primary Education. Currently, 23 students study in full-time mode and 79 students in part-time mode. Master’s degree programs are also offered in the following specialties: • 70110401 – Inclusive Education, • 70310901 – Psychology, • 70510101 – Biology. The total number of master’s students is 52. Based on the memorandum signed on December 30, 2020, the following master’s programs were launched in cooperation with Kazan Federal University: • 70110201 – Theory and Methodology of Education (Preschool Pedagogy and Psychology), • 70110501 – Theory and Methodology of Education (Primary Education). A total of 46 master’s students study in these programs. The joint educational program is implemented in a 3+1 format. The Joint Higher School of Innovative Pedagogy is headed by Ismailov Omilkhon Shukurillayevich, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor.
The faculty has 20 doctors of sciences, 35 candidates of sciences, 26 professors, 34 associate professors. Scientific potential is 75%.
The Faculty of Military Education of the Nizami Named National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan, the Special Training Cycle, functions as a military educational unit and ensures the implementation of a continuous educational and training process. The cycle provides education for full-time students enrolled in the academic program 60111000 – “Pre-Conscription Military Education.” In the current period of large-scale reforms being carried out in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan, future officers are required not only to be highly skilled professionals in their field, but also to possess strong moral and spiritual qualities, profound knowledge, and the ability to serve as educators and defenders of the Motherland who can act decisively and creatively in non-standard situations. The faculty members of the Special Training Cycle of the Faculty of Military Education conduct theoretical and seminar classes in the following subjects: International Humanitarian Law; History of Military Art and National Heritage; Theory of Military-Patriotic Education; Military Leadership Skills and Ethics; Theory of Modern Army Development; Fundamentals of Military Psychology and Pedagogy. In addition, to develop students’ in-depth knowledge and practical skills in military specialties, various clubs have been established within the Special Training Cycle, including: Volleyball; Young Rescuer; Military Psychologist; Basketball; Table Tennis. In recent years, special attention has been paid to enhancing the academic and scientific potential of the faculty members of the Special Training Cycle. Faculty members continuously work to improve their research capacity by developing and publishing textbooks, teaching manuals, and methodological guides.
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