Entrance exams and interviews for doctoral, trainee-researcher, and independent researcher programs took place on November 17–19. Entrance Exams Held at the Institute for Studying Youth Issues and Training Promising Personnel On November 17–19, the Institute for Studying Youth Issues and Training Promising Personnel held entrance exams and interviews for admission to basic doctoral studies,…
Continue ReadingThe forum highlighted youth engagement, digital transformation, and innovative methods of preserving historical and cultural heritage. II Forum of Historians of Central Asian Countries and Azerbaijan On November 14, the II Forum of Historians of Central Asian Countries and Azerbaijan was held in Tashkent under the theme “Historical and Cultural Heritage of Central Asia:…
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On November 15, our institute welcomed a delegation from Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan to discuss cooperation and ongoing educational programs. Representatives of Central Asian Countries and Azerbaijan Visited Institute for Studying Youth Issues and Training Promising Specialists On November 15, our institute received a delegation from Central Asian countries, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan,…
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On October 23, an open dialogue titled “We Hear the Youth” was held in Tashkent with the participation of ministry representatives, public organizations, and volunteers. The YOMI.uz Institute facilitated direct communication between young people and government bodies, helping convey their initiatives and proposals. Open Dialogue “We Hear the Youth” Held in Tashkent with the Participation…
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On October 17 of this year, a seminar on “Updating the Teaching System: Implementing Individualized Teaching Methods Based on Personal Needs” was held jointly with the Institute for Youth Studies and the Training of Prospective Personnel and Nagoya University (Japan). Participants included students from the institute’s advanced training course, doctoral students, research fellows, and faculty…
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On April 7th of this year, Murodulla Alimboyev, the press secretary of the Central Election Commission, visited the Institute for Research of the Youth Problems and Training Prospective Personnel. During the visit, roundtable discussions were organized on the topics of “International Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette Practices.” At the end of the discussions, a debate took…
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In addition, a training seminar was organized for the attendees on the topic “The Basic Concepts and Principles of Regulating the Economy through Monetary and Credit Policy.” At the end of the seminar, a discussion was held with the audience on questions of interest to them.
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At Nagoya University, in the Graduate School of Education and Human Development, Director of the Institute for Youth Issues and Prospective Personnel Training, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor Aktam Jalilov successfully defended his dissertation on the topic of “Preparing Youth for Family Life in Uzbekistan”
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March 4 of this year, the Institute for Research of the Youth Problems and Training Prospective Personnel were organized independent research interviews in 3 specialties. During the interviews, candidates provided a detailed overview of their chosen field, the topic of their research, the expected outcomes, and the goals they aimed to achieve. In accordance with…
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Today, on March 4th, the Director of the Institute for Research of the Youth Problems and Training Prospective Personnel, Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor Aktam Jalilov, and Professor Sarkar Arani from the Japan in Faculty of Education at Nagoya University,visited Urgench State Pedagogical Institute. After meeting with the rector of the institute,…
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