Faculty of "IT and Foreign Languages"

The "IT and Foreign Languages" Faculty of Tashenov University considers it its primary mission not only to provide students with education that meets modern standards but also to offer spiritual guidance and shape their sense of civic responsibility. The faculty comprises
departments such as "English Language," "Russian and Uzbek Languages," and "Information and Communication Technologies," which provide high-quality education to train specialists in various fields.
All necessary conditions have been created for students of the faculty to develop into qualified professionals: classrooms and language labs are fully equipped with computers and state-of-the-art technical equipment, updated to meet modern standards. This allows students not only to gain knowledge but also to acquire the skills needed to apply their knowledge in real-world production settings. Under the guidance of instructors, students engage in scientific projects, exploring ways to apply their results in the industrial sector.
Spacious lecture halls and various educational materials, including modern language laboratories, allow students to combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills.
The faculty is also home to holders of educational grants, such as 35 akimat, 2 state, and 40 Tasenev grants. They set an example for others through their achievements, helping to improve overall academic performance. Within the university, grant holders and all students
receive continuous support, with every opportunity provided to participate in research projects and enhance their knowledge. Thus, faculty graduates are prepared to become skilled professionals in their fields and highly sought-after specialists in the job market.

The mission of the "IT and Foreign Languages" faculty is to prepare highly qualified, modern, and competitive specialists in the fields of information technology and foreign languages, contributing to the intellectual and technological development of society. The faculty not only enhances the quality of education but also fosters the integration of technological advancements and cultural development, enabling students to become sought-after professionals in the global labor market. The primary goal of the faculty is to support the sustainable development of the country, ensure national security, and improve the quality of life in society by combining science and innovation with practical experience.

The faculty trains bachelors in nine specialties:
 6B01708 - Russian language and literature in schools with Russian and non-Russian  languages of instruction (IP)
 6B01707-Foreign languages (IP)
 6В01702-Training of teachers of Russian language and literature
 6В01703-Foreign language: training of teachers of two foreign languages
 6B01704-Training of Uzbek language teachers
 6B06102 - Information Systems
 6В01503 - Training of teachers of informatics
 6B06101 - "Computer hardware and software"
 6В06102 - "Informatics"

Master's degree in three specialties:
 7М01702- Foreign language: training of teachers of two foreign languages
 7М01703- Training of teachers of Russian language and literature
 7М01704-Training of teachers of Uzbek language and literature

The main focus areas of the "IT and Foreign Languages" Faculty include professional education, scientific research development, international collaboration, language and IT skills enhancement, spiritual and social development, and practical training.
The faculty provides students with high-quality education in IT and foreign languages, preparing them to become qualified specialists who are in demand in the modern job market. It also supports students and faculty in participating in research projects, with an emphasis on integrating research findings into production. Within the framework of international collaboration, the faculty establishes partnerships with foreign universities, offering students opportunities for study and exchange abroad.
Particular attention is given to language competency development, enabling students to communicate professionally in two or more foreign languages.
Additionally, training in information and communication technologies, modern programming, and data analysis skills is provided.
In terms of spiritual and social development, the focus is on cultivating students' civic virtues and ethical values. Practical training, in turn, involves organizing various hands-on exercises and internships where students can apply their
theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.