Tashkent Islam University

What you'll study

Core subject matter covers: the global economic system; international finance; global markets; foreign economic activity and economic diplomacy. Students learn international trade policy, currency relations, processes of global economic integration, the operations of transnational corporations and methods of economic analysis. Coursework develops skills for diagnosing global economic problems, making international economic decisions and strategic planning.

Entry requirements

The public programme listing specifies a full‑time undergraduate intake but does not provide detailed entry criteria on the page. Prospective applicants should contact the university admissions team for current academic and language requirements for the English‑taught stream.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles such as economists in international companies and corporations; specialists in foreign economic activity; international trade and investment analysts; staff in international departments of banks and financial institutions; employees of state external economic relations bodies; experts for international organisations (UN, World Bank, etc.); consultants and analysts in research centres; and managers in logistics and global trade firms.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page lists a contract fee (25,000,000 soʻm) and references grants; specific scholarship or grant criteria are not detailed. Applicants should consult the university’s admissions or finance office to learn about available grants, eligibility and application procedures.