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The Uzbek State University of Physical Culture and Sports is the only basic higher educational institution in our country that trains highly qualified specialists and coaches in sports.
University history
Due to the need for physical education and the need to train physical education workers from among the local population, a physical education school was opened in Tashkent in 1935. However, at that time, highly qualified specialists were trained in cities such as Moscow and Leningrad, and talented young people were forced to study in these cities. In 1949, the Nizami Tashkent State Pedagogical Institute, and in 1951, the Ferghana State Pedagogical Institute established faculties for training physical education teachers with higher education. However, the fact that young men and women in society began to regularly engage in sports and health improvement has increased the need for specialists. By 1955, only 247 specialists with higher education in physical education were working in the republic's universities, schools, and sports organizations. Therefore, it was necessary to urgently solve the problem of training highly qualified sports coaches, sports judges, specialists in physical culture and production physical education, teachers of educational institutions, sports coaches, and researchers. Therefore, due to the need to improve the physical education movement, raise a new generation of qualitatively new specialists, and ensure the active participation of representatives of the local people in sports competitions, the Uzbek State Institute of Physical Culture was established on August 13, 1955, by Order No. 5972 of the Government of the former Soviet Union, and by Resolution No. 653 of the Council of Ministers of the Uzbek SSR of October 27, 1955.
2018 was a period of radical change and renewal in the history of the university. In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated March 5, 2018 No. UP-5368 "On measures to radically improve the system of state administration in the field of physical culture and sports," the Uzbek State University of Physical Culture and Sports was established on the basis of the Institute of Physical Culture and Sports.
The university has 3 bachelor's and 8 master's programs, as well as 4 basic doctoral programs. Currently, the university has 23 departments, as well as master's, correspondence and special correspondence departments.
Currently, the university has the following 2 branches:
Fergana branch of the Uzbek State University of Physical Culture and Sports;
Nukus branch of the Uzbek State University of Physical Culture and Sports.
From 2023 to 2024, 10 of the professors and teachers who worked at the university were awarded academic titles of professors and 40 of associate professors. In addition, 38 doctoral students and 258 independent researchers have been trained in 4 specialties for the training of scientific and pedagogical personnel. A total of 11,851 students (1397 budget, 10,454 contract) are studying at the university. Of these, the number of undergraduate students in full-time education is 5,817, of whom 1,234 are studying on the basis of a state grant, 4,583 are studying on a paid contract basis, the number of Master's students is 353, of whom 41 are studying on a state grant, and 312 are studying on a paid contract basis.
FACULTIES:
The University trains specialists in the following areas at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels:
Bachelor's degree:
Master's degree:
Basic doctoral studies:
A total of 426 professors and teachers worked at the university in the main staff. The total number of scientific degrees and titles is 109. 11 doctors of science, professors, 98 candidates of science, associate professors. (PhD). 103 senior teachers and 214 assistants. The scientific potential is 25.5% of the teaching staff.
The University's pride is the following founders:
The fund of the University Information Resource Center consists of 222,962 printed units in 49,578 titles. Including: Scientific in 23930 copies, Textbooks in 176690 copies, Literature in 21067 copies. Other literature in 1263 copies, electronic literature in 16252, Braille literature in 12 copies. A full-text database is available.
The Uzbek State University of Physical Culture and Sports has unlimited access to foreign scientific programs: Web of Science, Ebsco, UzNel, Diss.natlib.uz, ibs.natlib.uz, Press.natlib.uz databases. The information and resource center has 3 training halls with 130 seats. Of these, the student hall is designed for 54 seats, the faculty hall for 16 seats, and the student hall at the Palace of Culture for 60 seats.
Today, the university cooperates with 52 foreign higher education institutions and 2 international organizations (Asian Hockey Federation and International Boxing Association - IBA). In addition, an online dialogue was held with four foreign universities: the American Sports Academy, the Beijing State University of Sport, and the Italian "Foro Italico" University, where issues of cooperation were agreed.
If you have any further questions, you can contact the address and numbers listed below.
Phone: +998 (70) 717 17 76
Email: info@jtsu.uz
Official website: www.jtsu.uz
Telegram: @uzdjtsu_official
Address: Tashkent region, Chirchik city, Sportchilar street, 19.
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Prepared by Ma'mura Turaeva
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