SDG 1: No Poverty

TSUULL set targets for admitting students from lower-income backgrounds. These goals aim to enhance diversity and accessibility in higher education.
Our university provides tailored resources such as mentoring programs, academic advising and counselling services, specifically aimed at supporting low-income students. Especially for youth carers, refugees, orphans low-income and other all students there’s a chance to pay tuition fees to divide into 4 parts.

Every year we support people who come from low-income families and criteria is loosed for people with disabilities,  students who have lost breadwinners, students who were mentioned in special database such as “Temir Daftar”, “Ayollar Daftar”, “Yoshlar Daftar“.

Mentoring programs

1.1 Student Support Community starts selecting recently entered students and contacting them. If they fall into all requirements, university engages with students through meeting face-to-face or online. After required documents provided, Community fulfils the needs of students as soon as possible.

We support our all students ensuring that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights. To detect members of low-income families. With the Student Support Community, TSUULL begins  a new project to increase awareness of students financial conditions and give them support both financially and educationally.

Low-income student support

1.2 Advising and orientation - Orientation week helps to applicants for beginning their study path at our TSUULL. Meet with an academic teacher to begin registering for courses, interact with faculty, staff, and the community. 

TSUULL freshmen's days for new bachelor’s student 2023

1.3 Pre foundation language courses -  are for applicants and students who want to learn languages , and are designed to help prospective students improve their language skills for academic success or admission requirements. Here are common types of language courses offered: Arabic Language, Russian Language, Turkish Language

Counselling service
Registration office is a crucial element in supporting students with their academic progress and excellence, and their development into a self-regulated learner. Academic counselling services provide personalized and consistent academic advice and psychological support over students’ life journey from induction on the course to completion of studies and to enhance the quality of each community member’s experience at TSUULL.

Personalized Counselling
Counselors at TSUULL provide students with opportunities in order to discuss any academic or personal challenges they may be facing. Common issues that lead students to seek counseling include adjusting to university life, difficulties with time management, uncertainty about life or career paths, identity issues, relationship conflicts, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and coping with grief and loss.

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TSUULL offers financial support to low-income students throughout their years of study through to graduation and invests in programs and research that seek to ensure equity-deserving groups complete their studies. We help financially, give tutorial assistance, make arrangements for students different public talks, online lessons.

Graduation Target

1. Financial Aids and Awards to students who fall into the bottom 20% of household income group

TSUULL  offers several support to students, especially, low income families, young careers, classified as having a disability, estranged from their families, forced migrants, military families to increase their knowledge and to reduce unnecessary barriers to higher education. Besides that, registration office is organized at TSUULL. The registration office plays a crucial role in the administration of students` enrolment and academic records within university. Our registration  office is dedicated to provide comprehensive psychological services that empower students to achieve their educational goals and thrive in their personal and academic lives. The registration office can enhance educational experience for students.

1.1. Partial and full funding of student’s housing fee for apartment or dormitory 

TSUULL provides 300,000 UZS to students to partially fund their accommodation fee. We try to give dormitory to all students, but we have a preference to the students who fall into the bottom 20% of household income groups, young careers, classified as having a disability, estranged from their families, forced migrants, military families. An amount of dormitory payment is 340 000 UZS in 2024  and we help to find an apartment to students who are not  provided with dormitory. Center for finding apartment is organized at TSUULL. Each teacher, tutor, even rector and vice-rector give a hand to place students to apartment. Our university has a policy regarding the apartment payment.  In 2023, 3 627 765 676 UZS were paid for apartment to 889 students to reduce students` unnecessary barriers to higher education.
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1.2. Scholarships and grants

There are more than 4000 students at our university and all of them are talented, intelligent, ability. They try to get more information from their teachers and we encourage students, especially, who fall into the bottom 20% of household income groups by giving different awards. Scholarships and grants are given for students to improve their knowledge and focus on their education more and more. The number of students who are achieving success is increasing and they are awarded. For example, in 2023, 239 902 000 UZS financial support was given to 192 students. 

2.Tutorial guidance support to students from low income families

Tutorial guidance involves providing well-organized support and advice to help students control their academic journey. It is useful for helping students navigate their academic challenges, develop essential skills, and achieve their educational goals. Tutors can significantly enhance students’ academic experiences and outcomes. Tutors help to each student at TSUULL. They try to solve each student` problems. They help to find apartment, to settle down dormitory, introduce with schedule, campus life. They are in contact with students from day to night. 

3. Academic Support Materials and Tools for disability students

Academic support involves a wide range of resources to improve educational experience and promote effective learning among students. We offer several courses, public talks, online materials to students. Students can use these opportunities at any time. 

1.1. Language courses

Language courses are structured educational programs to teach individuals a new language or improve their proficiency in a language they have already learnt. There are several courses at TSUULL to learn different languages. They are totally free. All students can participate in these courses and study languages.

1.2. Online learning programs

Online learning programs are educational courses or curriculum materials on the internet. There are various lessons on social media, such as YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Telegram. All students, even foreign students, can learn these lessons. For example, at TSUULL “Uzbek School” is organized. There are lessons on You tube related to themes on Translation Theory and Practice, History of Uzbek literature and folklore, Computer linguistics and digital technologies, Methods of teaching Uzbek literature and others. 

1.3. International Workshops and Seminars

There is an international office at our university. More than 10 specialists and volunteers work there. Different workshops and seminars are designed for students to facilitate learning and skill development in a specific subject area. Various public talks are held by international office at TSUULL. It helps students learn culture. Students can share their ideas and feedbacks with others.

To assist low-income students by addressing various essential needs, we tsuull has established dedicated supportive programs. These initiatives focus on providing students with access to nutritious meals, subsidized public transportation, dormitory accommodations, travel tickets, both academic and personal purposes.
Food initiatives
1.The Food Donation Program. Each year, the university allocates resources to distribute food to various sections of the community, with a specific focus on low-income families and residents of university dormitories. In the most recent year, the food distribution program successfully provided food supplies to a total of 200 students. Among these recipients, 155 were women and 45 were men. This distribution reflects the demographics of students benefiting from the program, highlighting the need for targeted support for women, who constitute a significant portion of the program’s participants home (tsuull.uz).
2.The reward. In addition to talent competitions, the university hosts celebratory events during national holidays, such as Navruz. These events are inclusive and accessible, featuring traditional festivities, cultural performances, and the distribution of free national foods.
3. Fund. Our university established ’’Ignoring poverty-pursuing equality’’ fund to ensure that low-income students have a meaningful and fulfilling winter, a fund stars at the  beginning of each winter semester. This initiative identifies the number of low-income students enrolled and facilitates the creation of important documents to support them. 
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4. Cooking Classes for Low-Income Students In our commitment to supporting low-income students, our university is proud to introduce a culinary program designed to provide practical cooking skills and foster community engagement. This initiative offers students the opportunity to participate in hands-on cooking classes where they can prepare meals under the guidance of experienced instructors. 
The university will provide all necessary ingredients and supplies, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to engage fully in this enriching experience. The program, titled "Nafis Fazilat" is a free cookery class specifically for low-income students.

Transport initiatives
1. Local Travel Grants for Low-Income Students. In an effort to foster a deep connection to nature and nurture a sense of love and appreciation for the environment, our university regularly organizes local trips for students from low-income backgrounds. 
These seasonal trips, which take place during the spring and autumn semesters, are entirely free for the students, thanks to the university’s support. The program includes free transportation, ensuring that all students, regardless of their financial situation, can partake in the experience. 
One of the most unique aspects of these trips is the focus on memorable events, which are organized at some of Uzbekistan’s most historically rich and culturally significant sites, such as Bukhara and Khiva. 
Gym facilities. One of the standout initiatives is the free use of sports equipment and tools, allowing students to engage in various athletic pursuits without financial barriers. Additionally, students have the chance to borrow bikes from the university for up to an hour each day, promoting both physical activity and environmentally friendly transportation.
Last event 
Affordable Dormitory Solutions for Low-Income Students.
In a concerted effort to support low-income students, our university is implementing a strategic initiative aimed at reducing the cost of dormitory accommodations. This initiative includes a subsidy program, allowing eligible students to receive a reimbursement of up to 50% of their dormitory fees. For instance, last year, the university provided rental assistance to 889 students with  3 627 765 676 thousands sum.
Advisory Initiative for Employment and Advocacy
Since 2023, our university has awarded financial rewards to 192 students, recognizing their academic achievements and community involvement. This initiative aims to support students in overcoming financial challenges and encourages them to excel in their studies and activities.
Rector’s cup
Each month, our university hosts a competition organized by Rector Sirojjidinov Shuhrat Samariddinovich specifically for low-income students, known as the "Rektor’s Cub." This initiative not only provides an opportunity for students to showcase their academic talents but also encourages teamwork and personal growth. The winning team is awarded gifts and cash prizes, which serve as a significant incentive for participants to enhance their academic performance and invest in their self-development.
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Assistance through the individual funding, scholarships and grants. 
Our university has a partnership with the government to offer grants providing free education for low-income students. These scholarships are based on the family situation of the students, ensuring that those who need help the most receive appropriate financial support for their education.
Additionally, to improve their academic success, TSUULL has also formed international partnerships, such as with O'rxun and Erasmus+. These programs are designed to showcase the talents of low-income students on a global stage.
For example, "Here, my social life outside of classes became a whole different world. I made friends not only from the Turkic world—Turkey, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan—but also from all over the globe," says Munisa Rafiqjonova. This girl also participated in the O'rxun program.
The government, in collaboration with universities, has established the "Zulfiya" state award to enhance the talents of young students. This award acts as a scholarship and provides an opportunity for representatives of low-income families to showcase their abilities. It is primarily given to aspiring writers, and many students from our university have achieved this honor, including Mohiniso Shomurodova.
Finanacial support
Start-up initiatives support for the target group student. TSUULL helps the local community and students develop their Start-ups. Through this support, over 1,000 students and community members have received free consulting seminars and training. Their ideas and creativity have resulted in more than 100 proposals, many of which are already being implemented. Many projects are still in progress, and low-income students involved in these projects receive financial rewards. Additionally, our university allocated 97 million sums for such startup projects in 2023   
At our university, we have a charity day at the beginning of each year. On this day, everyone can donate whatever they want. The money collected is given to students in need. The purpose of charity day is to support students who are facing financial difficulties. It helps create a sense of community and encourages everyone to contribute to the well-being of their peers. By donating, students can help ensure that their fellow friends have the resources they need to succeed.
Developing financial literacy of students through workshops and seminar trainings. Our university has initiated various projects to enhance the financial literacy of children from low-income families. For example, seminars like Women Start-Up are held every week by qualified experts, and they are completely free. The main goal of these projects is to develop young people's financial knowledge.
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Examples of projects that help improve the financial skills of representatives from low-income families include Public Talk and Open Talk. Most importantly, these seminars are conducted by international experts, who visit from abroad under an agreement with our university. In addition to providing financial advice, these seminars offer interesting information for students and allow them to share experiences on topics such as history, culture, music, and ecology. All of this serves to broaden young people's worldview.
This statistic is based on the family circumstances of the students, showing the percentage of boys and girls admitted to the university with scholarships in 2024. Here the statistics:

*Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
*Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
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At TSUULL, we recognize the vital importance of supporting students come from different backgrounds and students from  low and lower-middle-income countries to promote equity and accessibility in higher education. Our comprehensive support systems are designed to address the unique challenges these students face, ensuring they have the resources necessary to succeed. 
We proudly present examples of our students' dedication and the unwavering support we provide to help them achieve their academic and personal goals. 

How  we  support students’ application for Scholarships

On the TSUULL website, we provide all necessary information on opportunities for students to get scholarships and funds and we teach them on writing proposals, personal statements and generally how to apply for the education grants to further their education.

ORHUN SCHOLARSHIP
TSUULL University has a collaboration with the Orhun Exchange Program. International Office annually encourage TSUULL undergraduates to apply for the program directing them to acquire necessary skills to be accepted to the scholarship. 

One of our distinguished students at TSUULL, Sevinch Kayumova , exemplifies the spirit of academic excellence and global engagement. During her senior year, Sevinch participated in the esteemed "Orhun" exchange program, which is fully funded who is later on excelled in El-yurt umidi funding by Uzbekistant government to study in UK.

This prestigious program not only provided her with an opportunity to immerse herself in a different cultural and educational environment but also allowed her to broaden her academic horizons. Through this exchange, Sevinch has developed essential skills in cross-cultural communication and adaptability, which are invaluable in today’s interconnected world.

Our next exemplary student is Munisa Rafikhjonova , who has demonstrated remarkable dedication to her academic pursuits. During her third year of study, Munisa participated in the prestigious "Orhun" exchange program, a fully funded initiative designed to enrich students' educational experiences. This opportunity allowed Munisa to engage with diverse academic environments and cultures, significantly enhancing her understanding of global perspectives. Through the "Orhun" program, she developed essential skills in intercultural communication and collaboration, which are critical in today’s globalized society. 

THE ZULFIYA STATE PRIZE  is a prestigious award established to recognize and honor talented girls aged fourteen to thirty who have achieved notable success in various fields, including education, science, literature, culture, art, sports, and social activities. By encouraging exemplary conduct and talent among young women, the prize aims to foster the development of a healthy and mature generation.

Each recipient of the Zulfiya State Prize is awarded a sum equivalent to 50 times the minimum monthly salary. This financial recognition not only honors the achievements of the recipients but also provides tangible support for their future endeavors.
One distinguished recipient of the Zulfiya State Prize is Shomurodova Mohiniso, a student at TSUULL who was awarded this honor in 2021. Her recognition not only highlights her exceptional achievements but also serves as an inspiring example for other young women striving for excellence in their respective fields.

ERASMUS+

Over the years our university has been engaged in a wide variety of projects around the globe. During the 2014-2020 cycle of the Program, TSUULL continued to be an active member of the Erasmus+ Program. Participation in Erasmus+ research and educational projects is one of the important areas of the University's activities. We also seek to both extend partnerships in terms of different areas and deepen them. We plan to improve mobility chances for students, support the role of students and staff in the world and raise the profile of our research and teaching internationally. 
So far, the university’s cooperation maintain and enhance strong institutional links across the globe including those with the European Union. By taking part in European Commission initiatives, we want to build the academic student community consisting of Europeans open to other cultures. Also, the important asset is that it gives exchange European students the opportunity to acquire a sense of Central Asia identity, cultural heritage and diversity as well as vice versa with TSUULL students. This is the basis of a beneficial partnership that provides innovative development and export potential of the University’s educational technologies and programs.
Maftuna Turayeva, a dedicated student from TSUULL participating in the Erasmus program, has embarked on an impressive career path that showcases her commitment to higher education. Beginning her journey as a volunteer, she developed essential skills in communication, organization, and community engagement, which fueled her passion for educational advancement.
Currently, Maftuna Turayeva balances her academic responsibilities while working as an Editorial Assistant for the journal Perspectives of Higher Education Development. In this role, she collaborates with researchers and scholars, assisting in the editorial process and contributing to the publication of insightful articles on higher education. Her ability to manage her studies alongside her professional commitments demonstrates her strong work ethic and dedication to making a meaningful impact in the field.

START-UP PROJECT SUPPORT
TSUULL Start-Up Contest is held annually to promote entrepreneurship and innovative solutions in the student community, enhance knowledge and skills for startups, create a useful playground, and initiate the innovative spirit in learning and research as well as in the life of the young individuals. The contest also helps connect employers with students, creating opportunities for potential projects to approach investors, search and select innovative ideas as well as feasible projects to be advised, supported, incubated and implemented successfully.
1.The Startup Seminar Series is a free programme, providing business and startup skills to all those students wanting to find out more about the process of taking a business from idea to a successful venture.
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Our expert speakers attending Start-up seminars to provide hands-on tips and advice on leading and generating business ideas or businesses. 
•    M-factor - Khasan Mamasaidov
•    Deli company - Husan Mamasaidov
•    MY TAXI and Express24 company - Akmal Paiziev
•    Chairman of the Youth Union of UzR - Alisher Sa'dullayev
•    LeBazar - Aziz Yusupov
•    Paynet - Botir Orifjanov
•    ASakhiy.uz -  Firuz Allayev
•   A member of the President's team in Social Advertising and professional photography training - Gavhar Sagdullayeva

Given that building networks and partnerships is a key Sustainable Development Goals, these trainings keep on expanding its outreach through synergetic initiatives with government, stakeholder organizations and students.

Preference is given to the following target group students:

•  Students who fall into the bottom 20% of household income group
•  Young carers 
•  Classified as having a disability (II and III group) 
•  Orphans 
•  Forced Migrants  
•  From military families 
Read about the procedures to attend Start-up seminars or leave your request here
Who is it for?
The series has been designed for students, graduates, researchers and University staff members who want to find out more about starting a business.
Attendees are also welcome from other universities as well as start-ups and founders looking to improve their business knowledge and skills.
Why should you attend?

• •    Learn new skills from experienced business experts
• •    Network with other like-minded people and local entrepreneurs
• •    Receive a certificate of attendance (by attending at least a third of the sessions)

In 2023, the Department of Scientific Research and Training of Alisher Navo'i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature announced Students' Startup project. The competition is open to applications for the implementation of promising start-up projects in a wide range of areas. They must be based on innovation and technology. 

2.Public talks on the development of sustainable businesses and the creation of innovative ideas.
TSUULL has got an approach to assist local community and students to develop their start-ups, through Public talks and discussion where over 1000 students and people participate annually. Their knowledge and creativity have materialized in over 100 proposals, many already put into practice. A lot of projects now are under development.

TSUULL supports poor students and citizens in the local community. The first Sustainable Development Goal addresses a pervasive issue that will require comprehensive solutions. The goal, to end poverty in all its forms everywhere, recognizes that poverty looks different in different areas of the world. Currently an estimated 10% (according to UN Statistics) of the world’s population lives in extreme poverty, without the ability to fulfill basic needs. Poverty is not unique to employment status, across the world, 8% of employed workers are still living in extreme poverty. This affects children disproportionately with 20% of children living in extreme poverty.

Our latest public-talks supporting Start-up initiatives:Delivering outreach activities for TSUULL students, through such efforts we can ensure that all members of our community can participate equally in the activities and aspirations that define our institution. During 2022, TSUULL raised awareness in SDG 1 by providing four public-talks and some seminars for students:

1. Public-Talk ‘IT-support for ngos: how business can help achieve sdgs’
Focused on tackling poverty, education, health, hunger and environmental issues around the world, the private sector has been involved in devising the framework for the SDGs. At Yandex Practicum Masterskaya Unit they help NGOs and nonprofits improve their delivery of services to those most in need while developing digital solutions. Indeed, working this way increases user interaction and engagement with the digital product in question and thus allows us to build something far more valuable.

2. Public-Talk ‘Achieving SDG at TSUULL: Monitoring Sustainable Development in Developing Countries’ with Anna Petukhova, Project Manager at Berlin-based NGO ‘Dekabristen’ in Germany
3. Public-Talk  ON PROMOTING SDG 4 ‘QUALITY EDUCATION: WHAT MAKES EDUCATION GOOD’ WITH MS. DIANA REZNIK
The lecture on ‘SDG 4 Quality Education: What makes good education’ was held offline at the international office hall of the university on June 20, 2023 with the 19-year-experienced educator, psychologist and a representative of the International Child Development Program in Uzbekistan, the founder of an educational company that trains novice teachers and prepares students for passing international exams and studying abroad, the methodologist of online courses and the public speaker - Diana Reznik.

Our aim is to offer to TSUULL Students a program that will inform, stimulate, entertain, and excite. We're sharing the best through a series of free online public lectures. TSUULL's Public Talks are always free to attend, they are aimed at the general public, not specialists. They are open to anyone interested in ideas and debate and are completely free of charge.

Local Start-up Financial Assistance

Our university not only encourages students to embark on entrepreneurial ventures but also offers comprehensive financial support, both full and partial, to those actively engaged in the startup process. Each academic year, we initiate a variety of programs designed to foster the development of innovative business plans.

Opportunities offered

In 2023, the contest on “Start-up project” was held by selected organizers in accordance with the university rector’s order on Startup Innovation Project  (dated 11.02.2023 , № 01-20) In the contest, thirteen students were awarded monetary prizes for their start-up project proposals, with a total of 97 million sums distributed in financial awards last year. Recognized projects include "Creating an Audio Library Application at TSUULL", "Uzbek Language Textbook for Foreigners (A2)," and "Mobile Application for Learning Adobe Photoshop for Philologists," among others.

In addition to these awards, the university offers a comprehensive range of financial support initiatives aimed at fostering entrepreneurship among students. 

This includes grants specifically designated for innovative projects, scholarships that reward academic excellence, and access to funding resources that help students secure additional capital for their ventures. Furthermore, the university collaborates with local business agencies to provide training programs that equip students with essential business skills. 

The following students have been awarded financial support in recognition of their outstanding projects, which were deemed the best among many. Total amount allocated was 97. 000. 000 UZS

1. Name: Umrzoqov Abbos Usmonali o‘g‘li
Project Title: Creating an audio library application in TSUULL
Year: 4th year student of group 403 of the Faculty of Uzbek Philology
Award: 5 000 000 mln

2. Name: Ermatova Durdona Zafarjon qizi
Project: Uzbek language textbook for foreigners (A2)
Year: 2nd year graduate student of comparative linguistics, linguistic translation studies

Award: 30 000 000 mln

3. Name:Ortiqaliyeva Go‘zalxon Mashrabjon qizi
Project: Creation of bibliographic platform "tilshunoslar.uz"
Year: 4th year student of group 402 of the Faculty of Uzbek Philology

Award: 10 000 000 mln

4. Name: Qodirov Kamoliddin Qodirjon o‘g‘li
Project: Creating TSUULL Young Scientists telegram bot page
Year: Student of the Faculty of Social Humanities and Information Technologies, 2nd year, group 201KL

Award: 8 000 000 mln 

5. Name: Shavkatova Mohinur Shuxrat qizi
Project: Creating a mobile application of the development strategy of New Uzbekistan
Year: Faculty of Social and Humanities and Information Technologies, 3rd-year student of the publishing department

Award: 6 000 000 mln

6. Name: Tolliboyev Jamshid
Project: Creating alternatives for words that have entered the Uzbek language from Russian
Year: 3rd year student of Uzbek philology faculty, group 302-N
Award: 10 000 000 mln

7. Name: Azimjonov Husniddin Ibrohim o‘g‘li
Project: Uzbek idioms mobile application
Year: Faculty of Uzbek language education, Uzbek language education in foreign language groups, 3rd year student of group 304-A

Award: 5 000 000 mln

8. Name: Shakirova Sevara Toxirjon qizi
Project: A mobile application for learning Adobe Photoshop for philologists
Year: Faculty of Social and Humanities and Information Technologies, 3rd-year student of the publishing department

Award: 5 000 000 mln

9. Name: Xasanov Abdixalil Rashid o‘g‘li
Project: Creating a mobile application of the active homonym dictionary of the Uzbek language
Year: Faculty of Uzbek language education, Uzbek language education in foreign language groups, 1st year student of group 102

Award: 5000 000 mln

10. Name: Nizomov Furqat Shahriddin o‘g‘li
Project: Text classifier for the Uzbek language
Year: 4th year student of the Faculty of Uzbek Philology

Award: 2 000 000 mln

11. Name: Nizomova Fotima
Project: Creating a program to automatically determine the order of sentences in the Uzbek language
Year: Faculty of social and humanitarian sciences and information technologies 1st year student

Award: 5 000 000 mln 

12. Name: Xudoynazarova Gavharshodbegim Shurhat qizi
Project: Automatic identification of toponyms from texts in "Devoni Lugotit-Turkish"
Year: 1st year student of the Faculty of Social and Humanities and Information Technologies

Award: 3 000 000 mln 

13. Name: Abdurahmonova Zarnigor Giyosboy qizi
Project: Creation of "Simple" Uzbek-French textbook mobile application
Year: Student of the 2nd year group 201 of the Faculty of Translation Theory and Practice

Award: 3 000 000 mln

Total amount: 97. 000. 000 UZS

TSUULL provides support to those who want to realize their START_UP projects in the campus. The assisstance in the form of use of space in the campus for their small businesses such as mini markets and canteens  to kow more about 

We, as a government organization, organize different trainings, workshops and seminars on topics covering basic services for all such as Health, Diet and Nutrition, Child mortality and Standard of living covering cooking fuel, sanitation, drinking water, electricity, housing and etc. every week.
Among programs for health, we have a weekly trainings called "Proper Exercise for Health" and "Developing a Healthy Mindset" which our students find most entertaining and healthy.
Proper exercise for Health. Ms. Roziya Alimboyeva, the fitness instructor of TSUULL, organizes morning activities for students every Wednesday and Friday at 7 a.m. in order to keep our students fit and healthy. The focus is primarily on light jogging and proper breathing techniques, ensuring that students understand how to start their day with effective and age-appropriate physical activity.
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Pursuing healthy mindset. This program is aimed at supporting mental development, with qualified psychologist Mrs. Nargiza Norolova sharing her knowledge and experience. The program is held twice a week, and students can learn about topics related to psychology and discuss their problems related to depression stress social disorder .After that, a trainer shows instuctons how to relieve stress they can do this aslo at home On top of that, they have a chance to learn  about subjects like stress management, self-motivation, developing personal relationships, and increasing emotional awareness. While training in order to give practical solutions to their psychological problems Mrs. Nargiza Norolova ptovides video session for students. These training sessions help students to succeed not only in their studies but also in life. The program also includes practical exercises, like a morning session called "A Thousand Reasons to Live." 
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We have also created a program called "Healthy Diet" has been developed to promote a healthy lifestyle and proper eating habits among university students. It can be challenging for students to prepare healthy, vitamin-rich meals in a timely manner. However, with the help of qualified trainers students can learn how to quickly prepare nutritious meals and in what order to consume them. 
The Healthy Diet training session takes place twice a week: two days of theoretical lessons and one day of practical training. In the theoretical sessions, students discuss vitamin-rich recipes, while in the practical sessions, they have to demonstrate the knowledge they have gained by preparing healthy meals and showing instuctions to them.This program lasts for three months and is funded by the university. Interested students can apply starting in September.
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We have the Sanitation and Hygiene Initiative aims to encourage cleanliness and good hygiene practices among students. With the aim of prioritising this initiative every  week, we organize Public Talks to promote cleanliness among students, featuring guidance from health experts. We discuss important sanitary practices at university, such as the proper way to wash hands and the importance of using clean dishes. To enhance their understanding of sanitation, we provide students with helpful materials and discuss them together. For example with help of given information they practice sanitary by themselves because after each talk there is a task to do at home. Each year, around 300 students participate in these talks and learn valuable information about variety topics such as; hygiene, health and education.
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Sustainability Management Office
The university organizes discussions on financial stability to help students overcome financial poverty and improve their standard of living. One example is an open talk where experts share their experiences with students. In our last talk speaker, Masterkaya spoke about business development through modern platforms. This open talk was focused on how to start  new business from scratch while using new online platforms or sites. The speaker gave information the impact of online marketing on new business projects and how to use them effectively on their business.
TSUULL Talks Program: How Business Can Help Achieve SDGs – Guest Lecture Delivered by Yandex Practicum Masterskaya

As we mentioned earlier, our public talks focus on various topics with experts, and this time it is called "The Value of Water." We discussed ways to use water resources wisely and how to deliver water to areas facing drought. Our guest speaker was MR.Mirsaid Uzoqov, who conducted a workshop on the importance of water in our lives. He talked about the different types of water what kind of we should drink and the right temperature for boiling it. Such topics present in a training format definitely help students strengthen their knowledge.
SDG 6: Value of Water in the Era of SDGs – Public-Talk by Mirsaid Uzakov

LOCAL

The “Ending poverty by education” project has been launched in our university which focuses on providing master class lessons for the teachers in districts and for the school pupils. Our university, TSUULL, is proud to contribute to this important initiative.

On October 22nd of this year, our 10 teachers from the Foreign Languages department —R. Turdiyeva, N. Yusupova, U., and J. Radjabova—visited the 7th Public Education School and the “Yangibog’” and “Bahor” communities to organize workshops and masterclass lessons. As part of this project, we established necessary arrangements to provide methodological support to teachers in collaboration with the school principal and the deputy principal responsible for spiritual and educational affairs. This aims to enhance students' reading culture and implement innovative approaches in teaching English language subjects.

In addition to promoting educational development, this project also addresses the critical issue of reducing poverty. By empowering students through education and providing them with the resources and support they need, we can help them overcome socioeconomic barriers and succeed in their studies. Our discussions with students focused on their interests and future goals, emphasizing the importance of education as a pathway out of poverty. We believe that by investing in their education, we are not only improving individual futures but also contributing to the overall development of our communities.

https://tsuull.uz/en/content/education-outreach-activities-beyond-campus-0

REGIONAL

During several years, our government is struggling to ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, to quality education and appropriate new technology regarding teaching and learning process and financial services. Alisher Navo'i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature paid a visit to the schools in Tashkent and Syrdarya region as well as secondary schools in Angren, Ahangaron and districts. On April 15, the rector of our university, university administration and professors met with the heads and teachers of schools in these districts to discuss the issues related to the problems they face with students who are considered as vulnerable, disabled or with low-family support. The sides agreed to organize charity days, workshops and masterclasses for the schools. 
https://tsuull.uz/en/content/tsuull-administration-meeting-schools-districts

NATIONAL & GLOBAL

Delegations led by Osmanzoda Ayub Islam, rector of Bobojon Gafurov Khojand State University of neighboring Tajikistan, and Gulnazarzoda Jhilo, rector of  Sotim Ulugzoda International Foreign Languages University of Tajikistan, paid a visit to our university. Vice-Rector for International Affairs, Prof., Nozliya Normurodova, provided an insightful tour of our campus facilities, highlighting the innovative "Inclusive Education" laboratory. This specialized space creates practical programs tailored to students with disabilities, earning high praise from our Tajik counterparts. The "Uzbek School," dedicated to teaching foreigners about Uzbek language and culture, also left a lasting impression on our guests. 

Also, Uzbek-Tajik Rectors' Forum which was in Dushanbe, Tajikistan is significant event. Our rector took part discussing the importance of university dedication to addressing poverty-related challenges. During the forum, TSUULL solidified cooperation agreements with four esteemed higher education institutions in Tajikistan. These institutions include Tajikistan International University of Foreign Languages named after S. Ulugzoda, Khojand State University named after B. Gafurov, Panjikent State Pedagogical University and Panjikent State Pedagogical Institute, all of which are now our partners. These memorandums encompass crucial matters such as integrating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into education, facilitating student exchanges through academic mobility programs, organizing joint scientific seminars, conferences, and forums, enhancing the accessibility of Tajik students to study both online and offline at TSUULL, and encouraging the publication of articles authored by professors, researchers, and students in the scientific publications of our partner higher education institutions.

Furthermore, TSUULL, as a proactive contributor to policy-making efforts, discussed collaborative policy-making initiatives across various academic disciplines. These initiatives aim to support students and address poverty in all its forms during their educational journeys. The university's rector highlighted the existing policies and emphasized the need for further practical implementation and international exchange of best practices. This proposal received a warm reception from academics representing our partner universities. It is our collective ambition that these collaborations will contribute significantly to the global endeavor to end poverty in all its dimensions.

https://tsuull.uz/en/content/tsuull-hosts-distinguished-delegation-tajikistan-17-april
https://tsuull.uz/en/content/tsuull-leading-advocate-fight-against-poverty-local-and-global-fronts

One of the close partners of the TSUULL, Nizhny Novgorod State Linguistic University named after N.A.Dobrolyubov has organised the V International Scientific-Practical Conference "Psychological Safety in Education". The conference was attended by about 100 leading experts from more than 10 countries. Representatives of TSUULL - Vice-Rector for International Cooperation Nozliya Normurodova, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Philology Saodat Muhammedova, Head of the Department of Foreign Languages Nargiza Rashidova, Senior Lecturer Zulhumor Jumanova participated in the conference.
As we know strengthening ties of international cooperation and mutual exchange of scientific experience is highly important for a modern educator. Therefore, the participants of the conference, consisting of Eastern and Western scholars, provided valuable insights into the best practices in modern pedagogy.

https://tsuull.uz/en/content/tsuull-participated-v-international-scientific-practical-conference-psychological-safety

On April 30th, 2024, TSUULL had the distinct honor of hosting esteemed guests from the Honorary Consulate of Mongolia in Uzbekistan. Led by A. Altankhuyag, the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Mongolia in Uzbekistan, the delegation was warmly welcomed by Prof. Nozliya Normurodova, the Vice-Rector for International Cooperation at the university.

During the visit, Mr. Altankhuyag shared exciting news with university officials, revealing plans for the imminent opening of the Embassy of the Republic of Mongolia in Uzbekistan. He expressed the embassy's keen interest in establishing robust scientific, cultural, and educational cooperation with Uzbek universities, laying the groundwork for enhanced diplomatic relations and people-to-people exchanges between the two nations.

Emphasizing the deep-rooted historical and cultural ties between Uzbekistan and Mongolia, Mr. Altankhuyag underscored the significance of strengthening bilateral cooperation across various spheres. He highlighted the pivotal role that educational and cultural exchanges play in fostering mutual understanding, collaboration, and friendship between nations, echoing the sentiments of solidarity and shared heritage that bind our peoples together.

In addition, Mr. Altankhuyag discussed the importance of developing joint policies aimed at addressing poverty and improving socio-economic conditions in both countries. He noted that through collaborative educational initiatives and cultural programs, both nations can work together to create sustainable solutions that uplift communities and reduce poverty, reinforcing the partnership between Uzbekistan and Mongolia as not only diplomatic but also deeply humanitarian.

https://tsuull.uz/en/content/expanding-horizons-honorary-consul-mongolia-visits-tsuull-strengthen-bilateral-ties-30-april