About Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies is situated in the industrial center of Navoi, at 76v Ghalaba Shokh Street. Our main campus plays a crucial role in advancing both education and industry in the region.
Historical Background
- 1963: Inception as a branch of Tashkent Polytechnic University, marking the initiation of higher education in mining and technology in Navoi.
- 1990: Transitioned to a branch of Bukhara Technological Institute of Food and Light Industry.
- 1992: Reaffiliated with Tashkent Polytechnic University as a branch.
- 1995: Evolved into Navoi State Mining Institute, emphasizing a dedicated focus on mining education.
- 2022: Achieved its current status as Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies, expanding its educational reach and impact.
Campus Facilities and Resources
Our main campus is a state-of-the-art educational center, fully equipped to support comprehensive learning, research, and development:
- Scientific-technological Industrial Park named “Navoi”: A hub for innovation and collaboration between higher education institution and industry.
- 20 Educational Departments: Covering a broad spectrum of disciplines.
- Information and Resource Center: Offering extensive academic resources for students and faculty.
- 42 Teaching Laboratories: Outfitted with cutting-edge technology to enhance practical learning experiences.
- 15 Scientific Laboratories: Facilitating advanced research and innovation.
- 110 Study and Research Clubs: Providing platforms for students to participate in extracurricular academic activities.
Academic and Student Body
- Academic staff: 343 experienced teachers.
- Administrative staff: 369 skilled employees.
- Student Population: 10753 students, representing a diverse array of academic backgrounds and aspirations.
- 10518 Bachelor’s Students:
• 4357 Full-time Students
• 472 Evening program students
• 5673 Part-time students
• 16 Distance Learning Students
- 235 Master’s Students.
Academic Structure
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies comprises four faculties, each offering specialized programs that align with industry needs and academic standards:
1. Chemictry and Metallurgy Faculty
2. Mining Faculty
3. Agricultural Engineering and Communication Technologies Faculty
4. Energy-mechanical Faculty
We provide a comprehensive array of programs to meet the evolving demands of both academia and the industrial sector:
- 28 Bachelor’s degree Programs
- 23 Master’s degree Programs
Industry Collaboration
Our university fosters strong partnerships with leading industry players to ensure our curriculum is relevant and our students gain practical experience. Our key collaborators include:
- Navoi Mining and Metallurgy Combine
- “Navoiyuran” SEO (state-owned enterprise)
- “Navoiyazot” JSC
- “Qizilqumsement” JSC
- Navoi Thermal Power Station
- Navoi Electrochemical Plant
- Navoi branch of Regional Power Networks Company
- “Multinational Mine Group” LLC
These partnerships facilitate internships, joint research projects, and job opportunities for our graduates, bridging the gap between academic learning and industrial application.
Around 74% of the open space on our main campus is covered with greenery and vegetation. At Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies, our commitment to sustainability is reflected in the extensive forest vegetation across campus. Covering 49268 square meters, forested areas make up 24.4% of our 201372 square meters of open space.
These natural woodlands not only enhance the campus’s ecological diversity but also provide shaded, tranquil spaces for learning, reflection, and recreation. They are open students and the public 24/7. With a total campus perimeter of 2.5 kilometers, our forested zones are an integral part of the green infrastructure that supports both environmental health and the well-being of our university community.
Our university’s natural landscape is exceptionally beautiful, and we actively work to preserve and improve it. Each spring, we initiate programs that engage staff and students in planting flowers, plants, and trees. This collective effort not only beautifies the campus but also promotes a sense of community.
The university boasts a total of 99826 square meters of planted vegetation, creating a lush and vibrant setting. This green space is a significant part of our campus, which spans 201372 square meters in total.
The university is dedicated to planting flowers and additional vegetation, which not only improve the campus's appearance but also help purify the air. These actions are part of our broader sustainability initiative, supporting our goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Generally, green spaces play a vital role in offsetting carbon emissions and fostering a sustainable and healthy environment for the community.
About Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies is situated in the industrial center of Navoi, at 76v Ghalaba Shokh Street. Our main campus plays a crucial role in advancing both education and industry in the region.
Historical Background
- 1963: Inception as a branch of Tashkent Polytechnic University, marking the initiation of higher education in mining and technology in Navoi.
- 1990: Transitioned to a branch of Bukhara Technological Institute of Food and Light Industry.
- 1992: Reaffiliated with Tashkent Polytechnic University as a branch.
- 1995: Evolved into Navoi State Mining Institute, emphasizing a dedicated focus on mining education.
- 2022: Achieved its current status as Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies, expanding its educational reach and impact.
Campus Facilities and Resources
Our main campus is a state-of-the-art educational center, fully equipped to support comprehensive learning, research, and development:
- Scientific-technological Industrial Park named “Navoi”: A hub for innovation and collaboration between higher education institution and industry.
- 20 Educational Departments: Covering a broad spectrum of disciplines.
- Information and Resource Center: Offering extensive academic resources for students and faculty.
- 42 Teaching Laboratories: Outfitted with cutting-edge technology to enhance practical learning experiences.
- 15 Scientific Laboratories: Facilitating advanced research and innovation.
- 110 Study and Research Clubs: Providing platforms for students to participate in extracurricular academic activities.
Academic and Student Body
- Academic staff: 343 experienced teachers.
- Administrative staff: 369 skilled employees.
- Student Population: 10753 students, representing a diverse array of academic backgrounds and aspirations.
- 10518 Bachelor’s Students:
• 4357 Full-time Students
• 472 Evening program students
• 5673 Part-time students
• 16 Distance Learning Students
- 235 Master’s Students.
Academic Structure
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies comprises four faculties, each offering specialized programs that align with industry needs and academic standards:
1. Chemictry and Metallurgy Faculty
2. Mining Faculty
3. Agricultural Engineering and Communication Technologies Faculty
4. Energy-mechanical Faculty
We provide a comprehensive array of programs to meet the evolving demands of both academia and the industrial sector:
- 28 Bachelor’s degree Programs
- 23 Master’s degree Programs
Industry Collaboration
Our university fosters strong partnerships with leading industry players to ensure our curriculum is relevant and our students gain practical experience. Our key collaborators include:
- Navoi Mining and Metallurgy Combine
- “Navoiyuran” SEO (state-owned enterprise)
- “Navoiyazot” JSC
- “Qizilqumsement” JSC
- Navoi Thermal Power Station
- Navoi Electrochemical Plant
- Navoi branch of Regional Power Networks Company
- “Multinational Mine Group” LLC
These partnerships facilitate internships, joint research projects, and job opportunities for our graduates, bridging the gap between academic learning and industrial application.
Around 74% of the open space on our main campus is covered with greenery and vegetation. At Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies, our commitment to sustainability is reflected in the extensive forest vegetation across campus. Covering 49268 square meters, forested areas make up 24.4% of our 201372 square meters of open space.
These natural woodlands not only enhance the campus’s ecological diversity but also provide shaded, tranquil spaces for learning, reflection, and recreation. They are open students and the public 24/7. With a total campus perimeter of 2.5 kilometers, our forested zones are an integral part of the green infrastructure that supports both environmental health and the well-being of our university community.
Our university’s natural landscape is exceptionally beautiful, and we actively work to preserve and improve it. Each spring, we initiate programs that engage staff and students in planting flowers, plants, and trees. This collective effort not only beautifies the campus but also promotes a sense of community.
The university boasts a total of 99826 square meters of planted vegetation, creating a lush and vibrant setting. This green space is a significant part of our campus, which spans 201372 square meters in total.
The university is dedicated to planting flowers and additional vegetation, which not only improve the campus's appearance but also help purify the air. These actions are part of our broader sustainability initiative, supporting our goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Generally, green spaces play a vital role in offsetting carbon emissions and fostering a sustainable and healthy environment for the community.
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR
THE UNIVERSITY STAFF
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies
is actively engaged in supporting the social well-being of its employees by
facilitating access to affordable housing opportunities. Although the
university does not have its own housing construction program funded from its
internal budget, it has established a practical partnership with local
construction enterprises to assist staff in purchasing residential properties
under favorable conditions.
In particular, the university administration has
signed an agreement with a construction company involved in building new
residential houses in Karmana district of Navoi Region. Based on this
agreement, NSUMT employees are eligible to purchase houses at preferential
prices that are lower than the market rate.
Furthermore, employees wishing to acquire homes
are provided with the opportunity to make installment payments over a period of
up to 20 years, significantly reducing their financial burden. This initiative
aims to improve staff living standards, promote their social stability, and
strengthen long-term social protection measures.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR STUDENTS
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies
is committed to improving students’ living conditions and supporting their
well-being through the provision of affordable on-campus accommodation. The
university operates two 400-seat private dormitories and a 700-seat subsidized
dormitory that offer students comfortable living spaces at reasonable and
accessible prices, taking into account their social and economic circumstances.
In addition, a new 400-seat private dormitory is being built reaching 1900
seats in total.
The dormitory is conveniently located near the
main campus, allowing students to easily attend classes and university
activities without long commutes. The facility is equipped with all necessary
amenities, including study areas, a common recreation space, a kitchen, hygiene
rooms, laundry facilities, and high-speed Wi-Fi access.
Living conditions meet modern standards – rooms
are well maintained, cleanliness is ensured, and proper ventilation and
temperature control are maintained year-round. The safety and security of
students are prioritized: the dormitory has round-the-clock security staff, and
entry is strictly controlled. In particular, no one is allowed to enter the
dormitory after 10:00 p.m., ensuring discipline and a safe environment for all
residents.
This affordable dormitory initiative reflects the
university’s commitment to sustainability and inclusiveness by providing
accessible, secure, and comfortable housing options for its students.
STUDENT DORMITORY FACILITIES BUILT WITH GREEN BUILDING STANDARDS
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies has
adopted the construction of new buildings in line with sustainable development
principles as one of its key institutional priorities. A prime example of this
commitment is the newly constructed student dormitory with a capacity of 400
students. This facility was designed and built in accordance with international
“Green Building” standards and fully complies with environmental safety
requirements.
The dormitory incorporates energy-efficient
systems, maximizes the use of natural light and ventilation, and utilizes
renewable energy sources through the installation of solar panels. This
approach reduces overall energy consumption, minimizes the environmental
footprint, and provides students with a healthy and comfortable living
environment.
Furthermore, NSUMT is committed to ensuring that
all future constructions on campus adhere to national sustainable building
regulations and the principles promoted by the “World Green Building Council”,
thereby supporting environmentally responsible infrastructure development.
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Rankings & Ratings
Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies is one of the top Public universities in Navoi, Uzbekistan. It is ranked #=54 in Asian University Rankings - Central Asia 2027.
Asian University Rankings - Central Asia
- 2027#=54
Asian University Rankings - Central Asia
- 2027#=54
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