Uzbekistan State World Languages University

For applicants who dream of mastering English, French, German or another foreign language and becoming highly qualified specialists in international relations, diplomacy or journalism, Uzbekistan State World Languages University is a worthy choice. At this Tashkent-based university, around 20 foreign languages are taught in line with international educational standards. The university's motto captures its spirit well: “A word well spoken sounds wise in every language!”

History

The university began its work in 1949 as the Tashkent State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages. On 12 May 1992, the Tashkent Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages and the Republican Institute of Russian Language and Literature were merged, and the institution received the status of Uzbekistan State World Languages University. The university focuses primarily on philology and the teaching of world languages.

Faculties and Programs

The university has 9 faculties and 29 departments:

• Faculty of Translation
• Faculty of English Philology
• First Faculty of English Language
• Second Faculty of English Language
• Third Faculty of English Language
• Faculty of Romance and Germanic Philology
• Faculty of Russian Philology
• Faculty of Oriental Philology
• Faculty of Media and Communication

For the 2026 admission, applicants can choose one of 28 bachelor's programs. These include philology and language teaching (Arabic, French, English, Spanish, Korean, German, Russian, Turkish, Chinese and Japanese), translation theory and practice in various languages, as well as journalism, international relations, world economy, political science, sociology, management and computational linguistics. The university also offers master's and doctoral studies, with research conducted in linguistics, literary studies, translation studies, journalism, pedagogy and international relations.

Why Choose This University

• International cooperation: the university works under bilateral cooperation agreements with dozens of higher education institutions worldwide.
• Study abroad: students have broader opportunities to study and gain experience abroad.
• Variety of languages: the chance to learn around 20 foreign languages.
• Continuous education: all levels, from bachelor's to doctoral studies, under one roof.

The University of World Languages is a wonderful place not only to learn foreign languages but also to find your place on the global stage.