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Academic Innovation Fund is sponsored by World Bank (in cooperation with the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan). This fund supports projects that promote innovative forms of expanding the availability of legal education through platforms like 'Electronic University.' Tashkent State Law University was a recipient for a project to consolidate electronic programs and social initiatives.
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Scientific and innovative activity Reports and presentations Mission of the university Strategic directions of the university development Environmental Sustainability Academic Lyceums under TSUL License and accreditation 1 - 2022 Quarterly Report 2 - 2022 Quarterly Report 3 - 2022 Quarterly Report 2025 - yil I-chorak hisoboti Report for the 2nd quarter of 2025 Report for the 3rd quarter of 2025 Report for the IV Quarter of 2025 Stakeholder engagement policy Implementation of strategic development programs Additional professional education Qualification requirements Center for professional legal training by international standards Our expert advice to local Scientific and innovative activity Directory of scientific schools Council of Young Scientists Commercialization of scientific and innovative developments TSUL in international rankings Participation in rankings Scientific research results Central Asian Legal Research Fellowship (CALR) scientific partnership program Grants under state scientific and technical programs Code of academic integrity and research ethics Сonference materials on law Doctoral studies (DcS) and basic doctoral studies (PhD) Results of entrance exams Overseas universities- partners International organizations - partners Membership in international associations International Olympiads and competitions Reports on foreign internship— 2023 Reports on foreign internship— 2024 Reports on foreign internship— 2025 International conferences, seminars and round tables International scientific projects and scholarships Panel of experts (compatriots) Partner university stipends Overseas internship and short-term courses Internships for academics Internship for doctoral students and independent researchers Summer and winter schools Central Asian Student Congress International cooperation with national and international NGOs, charitable organizations and other structures Creative studios and clubs Scientific schools and circles Register of active students Admission to study on the basis of joint educational programs Admission of graduates of law colleges Admission of foreign citizens Announcements related to the admission process Admission of graduates of law lyceum The issues of transfer and restoration of study Admission of blind applicants The results of the interview for the admission to training of citizens with at least five years of experience in the sectors of the economy Toshkent davlat yuridik universitetiga 2025/2026-o'quv yili uchun tabaqalashtirilgan to'lov-kontrakt miqdorlari 3.
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PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS Scientific and innovative activity Admission to the bechalor Admission to foreign nationals Contacts of the selection committee Joint educational program For international students Trainings and non-degree programs Clubs and clubs, workshops and festivals Toshkent davlat yuridik universitetida kiyinish tartibi International partnership International organizations Council of Young Scientists Commercialization of scientific and innovative developments Doctoral studies (DcS) and basic doctoral studies (PhD) Central Asian Legal Research Fellowship (CALR) scientific partnership program Scientific research results Code of academic integrity and research ethics Grants under state scientific and technical programs TSUL in international rankings Сonference materials on law The University is implementing a project worth 140 thousand US dollars of a grant from the Academic Innovation Fund of the World Bank.
Tashkent State Law University took part in the competition of the Academic Innovation Fund organized by the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan in cooperation with the World Bank with the project "An innovative form of expanding the availability of legal education through the Electronic University platform", and was recognized as one of the winners of the competition.
Currently, it is planned to sign a contract with the allocation of $ 140 thousand to finance activities under this project.
The Grant Implementation Group envisages the following key project activities: Announcement of a tender among specialists in computer programs and specialized software development firms for the creation of the "Electronic University" platform; Consolidation on the basis of a single platform of electronic programs "Electronic Researcher", "Electronic educational process", "Electronic teacher", "Electronic student", "Electronic legal propaganda", as well as social programs for working with youth; Study of modern information and communication technologies and programs of modern foreign universities (including through business trips and inviting foreign specialists as experts); Development and testing of special online programs to expand access for girls and women to legal education in the process of creating the "Electronic University" platform; publication of scientific articles based on the results of the project in journals indexed by international scientific and technical databases (Scopus, Web of Science, etc.), etc. The Tashkent State University of Law has won in the competition for the project "an innovative form of expanding the availability of legal education through the platform" Electronic University "funding in the amount of 140 thousand US dollars and carried out the following activities: 1.
On March 6, 2019, the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Tashkent State University of Law signed a contract AiF 2/23 in the amount of 140 thousand US dollars. 2. The first concept of the project was developed by the working group for the implementation of the project.
3. Based on the approved work schedule of 5 leading universities in Uzbekistan (Tuit, University of Turin, University of Westminster, Inha University, University of Singapore), 3-4 day visits were carried out in May 2019 to familiarize themselves with existing e-learning programs and study the accumulated experience. 4.
According to the decision of the tender committee that the services are cheap, high-quality and guaranteed, Uzinfocom was deemed competent to conclude an agreement with United Integrator LLC for the creation and maintenance of state information systems for a total amount of 178,922,265 soums (one hundred seventy-eight million nine hundred twenty two thousand two hundred sixty-five rubles).
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Universities in Uzbekistan, potentially in collaboration with international partners, focused on innovative educational projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $140,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Academic Innovation Fund is funded by World Bank (in cooperation with the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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