When applying for a master's degree (second specialization), the bachelor's field of study doesn't matter. For example, one can complete a bachelor's in mathematics and then pursue a second specialty in biology. There are no restrictions on this.

What is the procedure for submitting documents and taking exams?

Unlike undergraduate applicants, the admission process for the second specialty usually takes place in July-August, and documents are submitted online through the my.edu.uz platform.

Required documents:

🔹Passport or identity document

🔹Bachelor's degree diploma information

The application is reviewed and accepted by the higher education institution. The form and procedure of exams are also determined independently by the institution.

From which year are students admitted?

Admission to the second specialty in the distance learning format starts from the 2nd year. Some fields of study that don't offer distance learning options may also accept students for full-time education.

In recent years, due to the small number of applicants for second specialties, universities have been conducting admissions based on interviews or without exams. Each year, the current quotas for second specialties are announced, indicating which fields are available at each higher education institution.