Uzbek State World Languages University

What you'll study

Study is focused on advanced, research-oriented topics defined by the university's entrance examination programmes. Available specialties listed by the university include:

• 07.00.01 – History of Uzbekistan
• 10.00.07 – Theory of Literature
• 10.00.09 – Journalism
• 10.00.11 – Theory of Language. Applied and Computational Linguistics
• 10.00.04 – Languages and Literature of the Peoples of Europe, America and Australia (Philological Sciences)
• 10.00.06 – Comparative Literature, Comparative Linguistics, and Translation Studies
• 13.00.01 – Theory of Pedagogy. History of Pedagogical Doctrines
• 13.00.02 – Theory and Methodology of Education and Upbringing (Foreign Languages)
• 23.00.02 – Political Institutions, Processes, and Technologies
• 23.00.04 – International Relations, Political Issues of Global and Regional Development

Entry requirements

The university refers applicants to the published entrance examination programmes for each listed specialty (for admission to postgraduate education institutions and doctoral studies). Prospective candidates should consult the specific entrance examination program for their specialty and contact the university admissions lines for details: +99871 230 13 73 (internal extensions 1061–1064) or the university email addresses provided.

Career prospects

Graduates of these doctoral programmes are prepared for research, academic and specialist roles aligned with their chosen specialty—for example university teaching, higher-level research in linguistics, literature, pedagogy, translation studies, journalism or policy-related fields—depending on the focus of their doctoral research.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The university page references tuition fees, scholarships, and provisions for international students and staff; applicants should review the university's tuition and scholarship information and contact the international office or admissions contacts for current funding opportunities.