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Tashkent, Bektemir district, Husain Boyqaro 117

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Tashkent, Bektemir district, Husain Boyqaro 117

Navoi city, Navoi Street, House 81.

Phone number

1277

 78 777 11 11

E-mail

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Working time

9:00 - 17:00

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Frequently asked questions

Can the applicant send the original documents by fax or online?

No, prospective students will be asked to bring their original documents in person.

For the academic year 2025-2026, admission to Profi University will be based on a test:

※ Exam dates and times are subject to change depending on the number of applications. Remember to check the university website and social media pages regularly to keep up to date with changes.

Yes, upon completion of the admission process, applicants must bring the following original documents to the university in order to obtain a fee agreement:

  • Military ID (for boys only);
  • Original college/center diploma or high school diploma.
  • Photo 3.5 × 4.5 (4 pcs.)

The duration of studies at the university is 4 years for full-time students and 5 years for part-time students. Students will also be sent on an annual internship.

Yes, of course. The university administration may consider transfer applications. However, each student must meet all the requirements for transfer.

No. If you want to work in government and non-government organisations, nostrification of the diploma is not required.

Applicants apply online through the university's official website: https://profiuniversity.uz

The final results of the entrance examination will be calculated and the answers will be sent to each applicant's registered number by SMS.

Yes, you can apply as an international student. However, the admission process will be the same as for other regular applicants.

University graduates can work in foreign companies if they have high qualifications and knowledge of foreign languages. However, the university is focused on training highly qualified specialists for the Uzbek economy and does not encourage students to work abroad. There is a constant need for highly educated and professional personnel who can work in highly paid jobs without having to leave their home country.

Profi University is categorically against age discrimination. According to the Education Act, anyone, regardless of age, gender or ethnicity, has the right to apply to higher education institutions, and all students are also guaranteed equal treatment.

The following specialisations are currently available at Profi University:

  • Pre-school education
  • Primary education
  • Russian language
  • Foreign language (English)
  • Pedagogy-Psychology
  • Uzbek language and literature
  • Economics
  • Accounting and audit
  • Banking Accounting and Audit
  • Marketing
  • Tourism
  • Information Systems and Technology
  • Dentistry
  • Medical treatment

University students may transfer to another university. The transfer process is carried out accordingly by decree of the Ministry of Higher Education.

Yes. The university offers diplomas at the same level as state universities.

At Profi University you can choose to study in Uzbek or Russian.

Profi University has a dormitory with 600 places.

Documents are accepted after an examination and interview:

- Passport;

- College/center diploma or school certificate;

- Photo 3.5 × 4.5 (must be taken on a white clean background and within the last 3 months).

※ All documents must be scanned, jpg and pdf format.

No, Profi University no longer offers distance education.

Starting from the 2025–2026 academic year, all public and private universities in Uzbekistan will officially cancel the distance education format. As a result, Profi University will also not accept students for distance education.

Instead of distance education, a “part-time” format (half-time) is planned to be introduced, but it is not yet fully legalized.