History

What is studied in this field

Students in the History programme examine past societies in depth, including their political, economic and cultural life. The curriculum includes world history, the history of Uzbekistan, ancient and medieval history, and modern and contemporary history. Courses in archaeology, ethnology, historiography and source studies are also offered.

Key skills: working with historical sources, analysing texts, comparing events and drawing conclusions, and preparing academic and educational materials. Learning a foreign language also allows students to work with foreign sources and scholarly literature.

What graduates become

Graduates can work as history teachers, researchers, museum specialists, archive and library staff, tour guides, or specialists in historical and cultural heritage. Some continue their studies at master's and doctoral level and build careers in research or teaching.

Where graduates can work

Graduates can find jobs in general secondary schools, academic lyceums and vocational colleges, higher education institutions, research institutes, museums, archives, libraries, public administration bodies, culture and tourism organisations, and non-governmental organisations. Historical knowledge is also valued in tourism and the service sector. Publishing, mass media and excursion services are further interesting options.

Who this suits

This programme suits applicants who are interested in the past, enjoy reading and like independent research. Analytical thinking, the ability to express ideas clearly and logically, and good written and spoken communication are important. An interest in understanding cause-and-effect links between events, patience and teamwork skills will also be helpful. For parents, this field offers a solid foundation for young people who want to study knowledge, culture and social sciences in depth.