Department of International Cooperation

International Cooperation Activities of Tashkent State Agrarian University

The effectiveness of the agro-industrial sector is largely determined by the quality of systemic relationships and well-established, sustainable connections between participants in the agricultural market. These interrelations are clearly manifested in the formation and dynamic development of political, economic, social, and international cooperation. In this context, the role of the International Cooperation Division of Tashkent State Agrarian University (TSAU) becomes increasingly significant, as it serves as a key driver in strengthening the university’s global engagement and academic exchange.

Key Functions of the International Cooperation Division:

• Coordinating the implementation of the university’s international strategy in collaboration with relevant departments, and developing long-term action plans for the sustainable growth of international partnerships.
• Establishing and facilitating cooperation with foreign institutions aimed at enhancing the qualifications of academic and scientific staff through participation in international conferences, seminars, training programs, and roundtable discussions.
• Managing and analyzing existing international agreements and memorandums of understanding signed by the university. Currently, TSAU maintains partnerships with over 150 international institutions across countries such as the United States, Belarus, the Russian Federation, Germany, Georgia, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Lithuania, Latvia, Malaysia, Poland, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, the People’s Republic of China, Hungary, and many others.

In line with its mission, the division also provides practical support for the admission and education of international students, and facilitates professional development and research activities for TSAU faculty abroad. These efforts are carried out under various bilateral and intergovernmental agreements signed with leading foreign universities and organizations.

Furthermore, the division actively works to:

• Foster cooperation in the fields of education, science, and culture with internationally recognized banks, financial institutions, universities, and research centers;
• Attract highly qualified international professors, researchers, and specialists to engage in the university’s academic and scientific endeavors;
• Organize and support international events such as conferences, symposiums, seminars, and joint projects in collaboration with both local and international partners;
• Submit proposals and strategic recommendations to the University Council regarding the expansion and development of the university’s international cooperation.

Through these multifaceted activities, the International Cooperation Division plays a vital role in enhancing TSAU’s global profile and in creating opportunities for meaningful academic and research collaboration worldwide.