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An “Independence Lesson” was organized at the ISFT Institute
An “Independence Lesson” was organized for students of the ISFT Institute. The event was attended by Z. Norkuziyeva, First Vice-Rector for Youth Affairs and Spiritual and Educational Work, teachers of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, tutors, and students.
The event featured Narzulla Qosimovich Jo‘rayev, a renowned political scientist, historian, and sociologist, Doctor of Political Sciences and Professor. He shared his views on the historical significance of Uzbekistan’s independence, national statehood, and the role of young people in the development of society.
During the meeting, students received answers to the questions they were interested in. The event contributed to further strengthening young people’s devotion to the Motherland, national pride, and sense of civic responsibility.
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Scientific journal
The scientific-methodological journal, published quarterly in electronic form, features scientific articles and theses on achievements and challenges in business, management, and pedagogy, along with recommendations for conducting research and commentary on regulations, laws, decrees, orders, and instructions.
Scientific Research
ISFT Scientific Research Center
Tadqiqotlar
View AllRustamova Lola
Rustamova Foundation doctoral student of Lola isft Institute
Deberdiev Anvar
Deberdiev Anwar isft Institute Foundation doctoral student
Yusupov Ulug‘bek
Yusupov Ulugbek Isft Institute Foundation doctoral student
Conferences
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“New Paradigms of Scientific Development: Integration of Language and Culture” International Scientific and Practical Conference, May 22, 2026.
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International scientific-practical conference on the topic: "Green Economy of Uzbekistan: Sustainability Reporting, Business Strategies, and Management Transformation", April 24, 2026.
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“International Scientific and Practical Conference on ‘Topical Issues of Achieving Sustainable Economic Growth through Enhancing the Effectiveness of Intersectoral Integration in New Uzbekistan’”
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Maqolalar
Extended Departmental Scientific Discussion of the Dissertation
Tulishov Golib Ravshanovich Discussion of the dissertation entitled: “Socio-Philosophical Foundations of Labor and Creative Activity in the Context of Digital Transformation”, submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philosophy under the specialty 09.00.04 – “Social Philosophy”.
Academic Supervisor:
Candidate of Philosophy, Professor A. Utamurodov
Reviewers:
Y.M. Aytbayev – Doctor of Philosophy, Associate Professor
Z.R. Kadirova Ziyoda Raximdjanovna – Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor
Date and time: September 9, 2026, at 10:00
Zoom link:
https://us05web.zoom.us/j/5040804280?pwd=cK6NKLuyQfQfk53tsgvo27iaGbmwViU.1&omn=85243690215
Meeting ID: 504 080 4280
Passcode: 1
Extended Departmental Scientific Discussion of the Dissertation
Hamroyev Nusrat Ikhtiyorovich Discussion of the dissertation entitled: “The Role of Muhammad Abduh’s Socio-Philosophical and Religious-Ethical Views in the Development of Eastern Philosophy in the 20th Century”, submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philosophy under the specialty 09.00.03 – “History of Philosophy”.
Academic Supervisor:
Doctor of Philosophy (DSc), Professor J.M. Kholmo‘minov
Reviewers:
Isakdjanov Ramzjon Raximdjanovich – Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Associate Professor
Sulaymonov Jasur Baxtiyorovich – Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Associate Professor
Date and time: September 9, 2026, at 12:00
Zoom link:
https://us05web.zoom.us/j/5040804280?pwd=cK6NKLuyQfQfk53tsgvo27iaGbmwViU.1&omn=81969985100
Meeting ID: 504 080 4280
Passcode: 1
Discussion of the dissertation submitted by Nafosat Shavkatovna Shakarova for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology, specialty 19.00.06 – Developmental and Educational Psychology. Developmental Psychology, entitled "Psychological Factors of the Relationship Between Students' Adaptation to Higher Education Institutions and Anxiety."
Scientific Supervisor:
G.Z. Ziyavitdinova, PhD in Psychology, Associate Professor.
Reviewers:
- G.T. Turgunova, PhD in Psychology, Associate Professor;
- N.G. Odilova, PhD in Psychology, Associate Professor.
Date and Time: June 30, 2026, at 2:00 PM.
Zoom Link: https://us05web.zoom.us/launch/jc/81648277711
Meeting ID: 816 4827 7711
Passcode: 6fNXqX
Educational activity
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Curricula
Study Schedule
Educational process schedules
Educational process schedule for the 2025-2026 academic year
International collaboration
International Relations Division
The International Co-operation Department is a structural subdivision of ISFT. The department carries out its activities on the basis of the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The International Cooperation Department of the Institute functions to establish links and cooperation with foreign higher education institutions, research centres and training institutes to study the latest educational and scientific experience and apply it in education. The department also coordinates and manages such organisational work as exchange of students and professors, trainings and professional development in prestigious educational institutions of the world.
OBJECTIVES OF THE DIVISION
- Participation of ISFT in international rankings;
- Expansion of international research projects, programmes, grants and cooperation with foreign universities, research institutions and organisations. Attract professors and lecturers of international standards;
- Ensure international recognition of ISFT.
Social activity
ISFT’s Dedication to achieving the UN SDGs
View AllThe Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are the global plan aimed at achieving a balance between economic development, social inclusion, and environmental conservation to build a better future for the whole world.
Sustainable development implies that the current generation can satisfy its needs without jeopardising the future generation's needs. It involves combined effort on three levels: creating prosperity, creating equity and protecting the planet.
The 2030 Agenda, developed by the United Nations, including 17 Goals, demands urgent cooperation with a focus on poverty, inequality, climate change, and environmental degradation, as well as on the promotion of peace and justice.
ISFT Institute is dedicated to embedding these objectives across our policies, curriculum, and campus initiatives. Guided by values of inclusive education, responsible resource management, and collaborative impact, we ensure that sustainability is not just a vision but a measurable reality. Our commitment is demonstrated through tangible actions—expanding renewable energy use, improving accessibility, and fostering active community engagement—so that no one is left behind as we build a resilient and equitable future.
