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The final mandate has been announced: you still have the opportunity to study on a grant

Tashkent University of Applied Sciences has launched a scholarship competition. Did you miss out on admission because you were a few points short? Or are you about to give up on your dream because you couldn't get a scholarship? Maybe you were recommended for a major you didn't want?

Final Announcement: Scholarship Opportunities Still Available

Tashkent University of Applied Sciences (TAFU) has launched a scholarship competition. If you were not able to enter the university due to a few points short of the entrance exams, are about to give up on your dream because you could not get a scholarship, or have been recommended for a course you did not want, you still have the opportunity to study at TAFU on a scholarship.

To do this, you need to prepare a one-minute motivational video. In the video, introduce yourself, tell us about your goals and why you want to study in this particular field. The most worthy participants will receive 25, 50 or 100 percent scholarships.

Five years of operation and several campuses

Tashkent University of Applied Sciences was founded in 2021. Over the past five years, the university has gradually developed and today operates on several campuses located in the Chilonzor, Sergeli, Mirabad, Uchtepa and Yashnabad districts of Tashkent.

Today, the university trains specialists in economics, finance, pedagogy, information technology, philology, psychology, engineering and a number of other areas. In the 2025–2026 academic year, the university will see off more than 5,000 graduates in about 20 educational areas.

Combination of theory and practice

The phrase "applied sciences" in the name of the university also refers to one of the main directions of the educational approach. Here, special attention is paid to combining theoretical knowledge with practice.

Students have the opportunity to consolidate the knowledge they have gained in the classroom during the internship process, starting from the second year. According to the university team, the main goal is to prepare graduates for the labor market.

At the same time, the university is also working to expand international cooperation, introduce modern educational technologies, and strengthen ties with foreign higher education institutions.

Results of graduates in the labor market

According to official data from the university, about 60 percent of graduates who graduated from the university in the 2025–2026 academic year were employed.

Most of them started working in the public and private sectors, while some chose the path of entrepreneurship. Behind these numbers are the unique stories of thousands of young people who started working in their specialty.

Student support and grant programs

Today, the university, along with training specialists for the labor market, also focuses on supporting talented and active students.

In particular, through the "University Grant" program, students who are distinguished by their results and activity in their studies from the second stage can receive grants covering 25, 50 and even 100 percent of the contract fee.

The university also has international exchange programs, additional training courses, and various grant and scholarship programs.

Conclusion

A few days of observation may not be enough to draw a final conclusion about the university's activities. Such an assessment is given, first of all, by graduates and their future results.

Nevertheless, today Tashkent University of Applied Sciences focuses on combining theory and practice, creating conditions for the professional development of students, and supporting them through various educational opportunities.

Detailed information about the university's educational programs, admission process, and grant program can be obtained from official sources.

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