Tashkent State Agrarian University

The formation of the Tashkent State Agrarian University, as well as many higher educational institutions of Central Asia, is associated with the National University named after Mirzo Ulugbek, organized in 1918 by the local intelligentsia. In the 20s it included 8 agricultural faculties. On May 26, 1930, the Central Asian Agricultural Institute was founded on the basis of this faculty, and after several changes in October 1934 it was renamed the Tashkent Institute of Agriculture. In April 1991, the only institution of higher education in Central Asia received the status of Tashkent State Agrarian University.

During its existence, it trained more than 64 thousand, including, during the years of independence, about 24 thousand specialists and bachelors and more than 1,100 masters.

Currently, 90% of teachers and 70% of students participate in research. These studies are based on state and international grants on relevant topics. Since 2009, work is underway on 44 research projects on grants of the Republic of Uzbekistan and on 2 projects of international grants.

The university has an agricultural research and experimental station, 4 research centers:

• plant biotechnology,
• biological plant protection
• Agrotechnology "Biomarkaz",
• Fungicenter.

The university has laboratories: the quality of cotton fiber, milk quality, wool quality, agrophysical and other laboratories, soil erosion laboratories: microbiological, biochemical, agrochemical, which are effectively used in scientific research, as well as in the educational process.

Currently, TASHGAU is training specialists only in full-time education.

Six faculties are training personnel in 19 areas of undergraduate and 23 master's degrees. The university has created all the conditions for the harmonious development of students.

• Faculty of "Agrobiology"
  • Undergraduate
    • Agronomy (by type of agricultural product)
    • Selection and seed production of agricultural crops (by type of crop)
  • Master
    • Agronomy
    • Crop production (by crop group)
• Faculty of Horticulture, Horticulture and Viticulture
  • Undergraduate
    • Horticulture and viticulture - Horticulture, horticulture and potatoes
    • Organization and maintenance of greenhouse facilities
    • Agrobiotechnology
    • Environmental safety in agriculture
  • Master
    • Vegetable and melon growing
    • Horticulture
    • Viticulture and primary processing of grapes
    • Potato growing
    • Horticulture and horticulture
    • Fruit and vegetable biotechnology
• Faculty of Plant Protection and Agricultural Chemistry
  • Undergraduate
    • Agrochemistry and soil science
    • Plant protection
    • Quarantine of plants and agricultural products
  • Master
    • Soil science and agrophysics (by industry)
    • Agrochemistry
    • Plant protection (by methods)
    • Entomology
    • Phytotherapy
    • Quarantine of plants and agricultural products
• Faculty "Storage and processing of products based on innovative technologies"
  • Undergraduate
    • Technology for storage and primary processing of agricultural products (by type of product)
    • Standardization and certification of agricultural products
    • Agribusiness and investment activities
    • Agrology
    • Accounting in the agricultural industry
  • Master
    • Technology for storage and primary processing of agricultural products (by type of product)
• Faculty of Forestry and Ornamental Horticulture
  • Undergraduate
    • Forestry
    • Landscape gardening and gardening
    • The technology of growing and processing medicinal plants
  • Master
    • Forestry
    • The technology of growing medicinal plants
    • Landscaping and landscaping
    • Landscape gardening
    • Gardening
• Faculty of Sericulture and Tuticulture
  • Undergraduate
    • Sericulture and tampering
    • Fish farming
  • Master
    • Sericulture
    • Horticulture
    • Fish farming

Classes are held in Uzbek and partially in Russian.

• See Category: Graduates of the Tashkent Agricultural Institute

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