Uzbekistan offers a 6-year MBBS program, with the first 5 years focused on classroom learning and the final year dedicated to clinical training and internship. The MBBS course is delivered in English, making it accessible to international students, according to Pacific Educational Consultants. Medical universities in Uzbekistan are recognized by global bodies like WHO, FAIMER, and NMC, ensuring the quality of education.

Kimyo International University in Tashkent (KIUT) is the first private university in Uzbekistan, established in 2018. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in Uzbek, Russian, and English, with a focus on modern infrastructure and international partnerships. The university trains specialists in 28 bachelor’s and 20 master’s degree programs. 

Key features of KIUT:

Admission:KIUT accepts applications online and offline, with specific requirements outlined on the university’s website

Private University:KIUT is the first private higher education institution in Tashkent, established by agreement between the South Korean and Uzbek governments. 

International Focus:KIUT has strong partnerships with universities in South Korea, Malaysia, Japan, and Great Britain, among others. 

Modern Infrastructure:The university is equipped with cutting-edge facilities and a focus on innovative pedagogy. 

Program Offerings:KIUT offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including 28 bachelor’s and 20 master’s programs. 

Accreditation:In 2022, KIUT received certificates of international accreditation from KAZSEE and IQAA agencies, and was included in the European EQAR database, says a YouTube video about the university. 

Mission:KIUT aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to thrive in a globalized environment and to develop competitive specialists with innovative thinking. 

International Cooperation:The university actively collaborates with universities in South Korea, Belgium, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, Russia, Ukraine, and other countries. 

Branch Offices:KIUT has expanded its operations with branches in Namangan (2022) and Samarkand (2023).