10.04.2026

As part of an official working visit, First Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Sardor Rajabov visited Bukhara State University and familiarized himself with the ongoing efforts to improve the educational process, develop modern infrastructure, and create favorable conditions for students.

During the visit, the University’s Faculty of History as well as the newly constructed modern academic building with a capacity of 2,700 students were inspected. The University Rector and responsible officials provided detailed information on the work carried out, the facilities and opportunities created for the effective organization of the educational process, and the University’s future development plans.

For the 2026/2027 academic year, 4,432 applicants were recommended for admission to 71 bachelor’s degree programs at Bukhara State University, of whom 1,017 were granted the opportunity to study on state-funded scholarships. In addition, 190 applicants who achieved the maximum score of 189 points chose Bukhara State University, while 23 students were recommended for additional state-funded grants based on their SAT certificates.

A total of UZS 86.5 billion from the University’s own funds was allocated to the construction of a modern complex comprising a new academic building with a capacity of 2,700 students, an Information Resource Center, and a 400-bed student dormitory.

The new academic building currently houses the Faculties of Economics and Tourism, State Audit, Foreign Languages, and Law. Its modern classrooms, IT laboratories, research and innovation spaces, and other infrastructure facilities are contributing to the creation of a comfortable and effective learning environment for students and academic staff.

During the visit, particular attention was paid to the efficient use of the existing infrastructure, strengthening the integration of education and research, and further improving conditions for students and faculty members. Information was also presented on prospective plans for the continued development of these areas.

Another major project aimed at the long-term development of Bukhara State University is the construction of a new modern campus on an area of 30.2 hectares. The campus is currently being developed to include academic buildings with a total capacity of 20,000 students and student accommodation facilities for 5,400 residents.

These large-scale projects are expected to further enhance the University’s educational and research potential, create a modern academic environment for students and faculty members, advance research and innovation activities, and strengthen Bukhara’s standing as one of the country’s major centers of education and science.

Information Service of Bukhara State University