Webster University (Tashkent Branch)

Webster University (Tashkent Branch) is the Tashkent campus of Webster University, whose main campus is located in Webster Groves, Missouri, USA. It is the first American university to open a branch in Central Asia. The goal of the Tashkent branch is to educate active and leading students through a high-quality learning experience.

History

The university’s international campuses are located in Georgia, Australia, Switzerland and the Netherlands, and it also has branches in China, Africa, Thailand, Ghana and other Asian countries. Its only campus in Central Asia is in Tashkent. The branch began its academic activity in 2018–2019 and in August 2019 moved to Alisher Navoi Street.

Faculties and Programs

Bachelor’s programs:

• Media Communication
• Advertising and Marketing Communication
• Cyber Security
• Entrepreneurship
• Interactive Digital Media
• Management: Human Resource Management
• Management: International Business
• Graphic Design

Master’s programs:

• Master of Business Administration
• Business and Organizational Security Management
• STEM – Science, Technology, Education and Mathematics
• Operations Management in Space Systems
• Education and Innovation
• Science and Leadership Management
• Human Resource Management
• Teaching English as a Second Language

Why Choose Us

The academic process is led by Anthony Jarvis, Rector of Webster University in Tashkent. The university currently enrolls more than 4,200 students at the bachelor’s and master’s levels. The branch admits students twice a year, and admitted groups start their studies in August or January.

The Information Resource Center (e-library) is an electronic library with 30 seats. It gives students access to the central library in St. Louis, international scientific and technical information, and a database of more than 5,690 electronic textbooks and literature.

Teaching is carried out on the CANVAS e-learning platform, which runs on computers and mobile phones. It allows students to upload homework and assignments, take part in online discussions, complete online tests and communicate directly with their teachers online.