Tashkent Islam University

Programme overview

This Bachelor programme (4 years) is delivered in full‑time (kunduzgi) and distance (masofaviy) formats by the Business and Economics department. Instruction is in Uzbek. The curriculum is designed to produce specialists who understand modern finance systems and the demands of a digital economy, combining theoretical foundations with applied financial technology topics.

What you'll study

The programme builds on mathematics and foreign language as part of its subject bundle and covers mathematics, statistics and econometrics alongside business, accounting and audit. Students study financial markets and learn practical skills in financial analysis, investment management, risk assessment, financial planning and strategic decision making. The course also includes FinTech topics such as digital payment systems, blockchain technologies and innovative financial services.

Entry requirements

Typical academic prerequisites include competency in mathematics and a foreign language, reflecting the programme's listed subject bundle. The degree length is 4 years; both full‑time and distance study modes are offered. Prospective applicants should contact the university admissions team for specific application steps and any additional entry criteria.

Career prospects

Graduates can work across a wide range of finance roles: specialists or managers in banks and financial institutions; corporate finance and strategic planning analysts; portfolio managers or investment analysts at investment firms; digital finance specialists at FinTech companies; risk managers or actuaries in insurance; financial control and compliance officers in public bodies; consultants or auditors; researchers in academic and research centres; or finance advisors for startups and entrepreneurs.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page indicates contract tuition fees and grants are relevant options; two fee figures are listed (19 000 000 / 16 000 000 so'm). Applicants should enquire with the admissions office about available grants, scholarship opportunities and current tuition amounts before applying.