Faculty of Preschool Education

Early Childhood Education Faculty: Overview

This faculty, established in 2021, is part of an institution that was founded in 2017. It's located at 128 Temir Yo'lchilar Street, Chirchiq City, Tashkent Region, Republic of Uzbekistan.

Student Enrollment and Programs

The faculty currently has a total of 2,831 students across various programs:

• Full-time Bachelor's: 579 students
• Full-time Master's: 26 students
• Part-time (2nd Higher Education): 2,023 students
• Evening Education: 203 students

The faculty offers Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral programs in the fields of "Early Childhood Education" and "Physical Education and Sports in Early Childhood and Primary Education." Students can pursue their studies through full-time, part-time, evening, and Master's programs.

Faculty Staff

There are 53 professors and teachers currently working at the faculty. Among them:

• 3 hold Doctor of Sciences degrees and are professors.
• 15 hold Candidate of Sciences degrees and are associate professors.

Educational Approach

The faculty emphasizes modern teaching methods, with some subjects taught in English by young teachers who possess language proficiency certificates. This approach includes the use of electronic English language programs.

Mission and Goals

The faculty's mission is to shape the competencies of future educators and physical education instructors for early childhood and primary education. It also aims to guide students and researchers in scientific activities within an individual learning environment, developing their advanced theoretical and practical skills and professional competencies.

The goals of the faculty are to:

• Enhance the quality of professional competencies through professionally oriented programs and advanced pedagogical methods.
• Expand international cooperation by establishing partnerships with universities, the scientific community, and educational projects.
• Develop a research environment to become an innovative center for pedagogical research.
• Improve the faculty's image by training internationally competitive teachers.