Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute

Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute (JizPI) is located in Jizzakh region of Uzbekistan and is a modern higher education institution that trains qualified specialists in chemical technology, construction, transport, energy and other fields. Today the institute is a center of engineering education in the region.

History

In 1989 the institute opened as a branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute. In 1990 it became part of the Tashkent Architecture and Construction Institute. In 1992 it began its official activity as an independent higher education institution. In 2006 international cooperation programs were introduced.

Faculties and Programs

The institute has faculties of Transport Engineering, Industrial Technologies, Civil Engineering, Energy Engineering, Cybersport and Chemical Engineering. They offer bachelor’s degree programs in 33 fields of study, master’s programs in 16 specialties, and part-time (correspondence) education. Doctoral studies are available in 4 specialties. Classes are taught by qualified professors and lecturers.

Why Choose Us

• International cooperation: ties have been established with more than 200 foreign universities, including those in Russia, Turkey, China, Malaysia and Poland.
• International programs: students and faculty regularly take part in Erasmus+, KOICA, Fulbright and ITEC programs.
• Modern campus: the territory covers 22,300 m². It includes a main building for 1500 students, a new educational and laboratory building, a 600-seat lecture hall, a sports hall, mini football fields, a full-size football field, and tennis and athletics grounds.
• Student life: a dormitory for 400 students, rest rooms on every floor, the “Ma’naviyat va ma’rifat” center, and a 200-seat canteen.

If you are interested in technology and engineering, JizPI is made for you! The institute plays an important role in shaping the engineers of the future through modern knowledge, innovative projects and education that meets international standards.