A four-year undergraduate programme training specialists to defend digital systems, networks and data from cyberattacks. Suited to students who want technical and practical skills in defensive security, ethical hacking and incident response, delivered in Uzbek or Russian.
The curriculum covers theoretical foundations and hands‑on security practice. Core study areas named on the programme page include:
The source page does not list specific academic or exam requirements. Applicants should consult the university admissions team for up‑to‑date entry criteria and application steps.
Graduates are prepared for roles in both public and private sectors. Positions highlighted include cybersecurity engineer, ethical hacker/penetration tester, SOC (Security Operations Center) analyst, information security specialist, network security engineer, risk and compliance specialist, IT security consultant, and expert roles within governmental cyber units.
The programme page references contract (tuition) payments and grants. Prospective students should contact the admissions office to learn about available grants, scholarship eligibility, and the exact tuition arrangements for daytime versus distance study.
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