Umarov Akramiddin Zayniddinovich – Dean of the faculty
100174 Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street 4
Wednesday – Friday, 15:00 – 17:00
Tel: +998 (71) 246-22-26
E-mail: uakrom@mail.ru
Suyunov Sobirjon – Deputy Dean 100174 Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street 4 Wednesday – Friday, 15:00 – 17:00
Tel: +998 9
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Roziyev Mansur – Deputy Dean 100174 Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street 4 Wednesday – Friday, 15:00 – 17:00
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Yusupov Ulug’bek – Deputy Dean 100174 Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street 4 Wednesday – Friday, 15:00 – 17:00
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Togayev Isamiddin – Deputy Dean 100174 Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street 4 Wednesday – Friday, 15:00 – 17:00
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The geology department of the faculty began its activity in September 1920 as a part of the physics and mathematics faculty of Turkestan State University. It was established in 1936 as an independent faculty.
Training of geologists with higher education at the National University of Uzbekistan, although it began in 1936, the problems of studying the mineral resources, population and economy of the country have been successfully addressed since the early days of this prestigious university.
The first geological cabinets and departments of the university were established in the early twenties of the last century, during which the departments of mineralogy and general geology were established (AS Uklonsky, VI Popov, ZF Gorizdro-Kulchitskaya).
Currently, the faculty has 5 departments: Geology (by field of activity), Geochemistry and Mineralogy, Seismology and Seismometry, Hydrogeology, Geodynamics and Tectonics.
The faculty has 1040 bachelors, 104 masters, 131 evening, 304 part-time, 25 secondary specialties and 24 basic doctoral students, 1 intern researcher and 5 independent researchers. The total contingent of students is 1554.
2. About professors and teachers
2.1The total number of professors and teachers is 94, including:
- – Academician
- 19 Nafar fan doktori
- 13 Candidates of Science
- 15 Nafar Phd
- 47 Teachers without academic degree
2.1 The teaching staff (74 men / 20 women)
3. Number of educational programs:
- Bachelor – in 6 directions
- Master’s degree – in 8 specialties
- 6 scientific specialties awarding academic degrees.
3.1.Bachelor’s degree (full-time):
- 60530500-Geology (by field of activity)
- 60531300-Seismology and seismometry
- 5140800- Geology (by fields of activity)
- 5140800-Geology
- 5140900-Geophysics
- 5141200-Geochemistry
- 5141600-Evaluation and geomodeling of mineral deposits
3.3.Bachelor’s degree (evening):
- 60530500-Geology (by field of activity)
- 5140800- Geology (by fields of activity)
3.4.Bachelor’s degree (correspondence):
3.5. Secondary specialization (if any)
- 5140800- Geology (by fields of activity)
- 5140800-Geology
4. Master’s degree:
- 70530501-Geology (by type of activity)
- 70530502-Geological survey and prospecting
- 70530505-Geophysics, geophysical methods of prospecting
- 70531301-Seismology and semometry
- 70721601-Geology, prospecting and exploration of mineral deposits
- 70530509-Mineralogy and crystallography
- 70530802-Hydrogeology (on the object of study)
- 70530507-Geochemistry, geochemical methods of prospecting
5.Student contingent
5.1.In the course of courses
- 1 course – 400 people
- 2 courses – 262 people
- 3 courses – 220 people
- 4 courses – 158 people
Number of boys / girls
- 1 course – 316 men, 84 girls
- 2nd year – 216 men, 46 girls
- 3rd year – 169 men, 51 girls
- 4th year – 139 men, 19 girls
6. Departments of the faculty
- Geology
- Seismology and seismometry
- Geochemistry and mineralogy
- Hydrogeology
- Geodynamics and tectonics
