Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology

Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology (TKTI) is one of the leading universities in Central Asia, specializing in training highly qualified specialists in chemical technology, food technology, oil and gas processing, ecology, biotechnology and other fields.

History

The institute was founded in 1991, the year of Uzbekistan’s independence, by Presidential Decree No. 203 of 6 May 1991, on the basis of the chemical technology and engineering technology faculties of the former Tashkent Polytechnic Institute. Over the years, the institute has trained more than 10,000 highly qualified engineer-technologists for the chemical, food, oil and gas and other sectors of the economy.

Faculties and Programs

The institute operates 5 faculties and 27 departments: Faculty of Fuel and Organic Compounds Production Technologies, Faculty of Chemical Substances Technology, Faculty of Food Products Technology, Faculty of Winemaking Technology and Industrial Viticulture, and Faculty of Management and Vocational Education. Training is provided at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels. The list of admission programs for 2026 is presented in the table on this page.

Why Choose TKTI

• International cooperation: ties established with universities in the USA, Italy, Spain, Bulgaria, Russia and Kazakhstan.
• Practical training: students can complete production internships at the Belarusian State Technological University.
• Employment: over 90% of graduates find employment; major enterprises such as JSC O‘zkimyosanoat, JSC O‘zbekneftgaz and the Bukhara oil refinery are among the employers.
• Branches in Shahrisabz and Yangiyer.
• Campus life: study buildings, a dormitory, canteens, sports halls, and English and Russian language clubs.