Tashkent State University of Economics

What you'll study

The public course listing on the university site does not provide module-by-module syllabuses for a single named major on that page, but enumerates the available Bachelor directions. Students enrol in one of the listed specialisations and follow the corresponding curriculum and syllabi maintained by the university (electronic resources and course catalogues are referenced by the institution).

• Economics
• Accounting (Buxgalteriya hisobi)
• Taxation and Tax Policy (Soliqlar va soliqqa tortish)
• Finance and Financial Technologies
• Banking
• Statistics
• Management
• Business Administration
• Human Resources
• World Economy and International Economic Relations
• Marketing
• Trade (Savdo ishi)
• Public Audit
• Information Systems and Technologies
• Information Security
• Artificial Intelligence
• Tourism and Hospitality
• Logistics

Entry requirements

The page indicates general admissions information is available through the university’s admission sections for bachelor and international applicants and that applicants can receive remote information about the admissions process. Specific entry criteria or subject-level requirements are not listed on the cited page; prospective students should consult the university’s Bachelor admissions pages or contact the admissions office directly for programme-specific entrance rules.

Career prospects

Graduates from TSUE’s undergraduate tracks typically enter careers in economic analysis, accounting and audit, banking and finance, management and business services, public sector economic roles, logistics, tourism and IT roles tied to business functions. The university highlights practical training opportunities and international exchange programmes which can support employability in both domestic and international markets.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source page does not detail specific scholarships or funding amounts. It does reference international grants and exchange opportunities managed through the university’s international relations department. Applicants interested in financial support should review the university’s international grants and admissions sections or contact the international relations and admissions offices for up-to-date scholarship options and eligibility.