In this section dedicated to frequently asked questions about the International Nordic University, prospective students can find concise and clear information on the admission process, required documents, benefits, academic programs, and other essential details.
1. Is it possible to study for a master's degree without leaving work?
Of course, but your job should not interfere with your studies.
2. In what format are the training sessions conducted and how many days per week?
In offline format, 3 days a week.
3. When will the exam results be announced?
Within 3 days.
4. In what order are the exams conducted?
In written and oral form, meaning you need to write answers to 3 questions in written form and then defend them orally.
5. Where will the exams take place?
Building 2 (Novza Building). The full address is provided on the website.
6. Is a certificate of knowledge of a foreign language required?
No, but it must be obtained within 2 years before graduation.
7. What specialties are available in the master's program?
- Theory and Methodology of Education and Upbringing (Primary Education) - Theory and Methodology of Education and Upbringing (Preschool Education) - Musical Education and Arts - Computer Engineering - Data Science - Tourism and Hospitality - Foreign Language and Literature - Pedagogy - Journalism - Economics - World Economy - Applied Mathematics - Psychology
8. What should those who have lost their diploma do?
A duplicate of the diploma or certificate can be downloaded through the My.gov.uz platform.
9. Is it mandatory to submit the original documents?
After the submission of the original documents, an order will be issued regarding the admission of the student.
10. Are there any benefits for those listed in the special register?
International Nordic University offers benefits and incentives to talented students who actively participate in competitions, win awards, and have high GPA scores.
11. Can students study and work at the same time?
Students are provided with the opportunity to work during hours that do not overlap with their class schedule.
12. What is the class schedule for part-time students?
The academic process lasts for 4 months, or 16 weeks, in one semester. At the end of the semester, final exams are held for 10 days or two weeks.
13. What is the class schedule for full-time students?
Classes are held from Monday to Friday according to the schedule, between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM.
14. Is it mandatory to attend classes? (For distance learning students)
For students enrolled in distance learning, classes are conducted in a hybrid format. This means that education is delivered online via the ZOOM platform. Mastering the subjects is mandatory, and final exams are taken on-site at the university.
15. Can graduates of the 11th grade or the 3rd year of lyceum be admitted?
To enroll in the university, a high school diploma (11th grade certificate) or a diploma from a vocational college or academic lyceum (with a transcript) is required. If these are not available, a certificate of attendance for the final year or grade will be needed.
16. When will admission start?
The admissions campaign runs from 1 May to 1 October each year. Applications can be submitted offline or online. To apply online, please use the following official admissions website: https://admission.nordicuniversity.org/
17. Who are distance learning programs for people with special needs intended for?
- Candidates with 5 years of work experience in this form of training in the bachelor's degree are accepted for training based on a recommendation, regardless of the form of ownership. - Training is organized remotely, without leaving the workplace.
18. Is it possible to transfer from a foreign or local university to Nordic International University?
Transfer issues will be considered during the summer months.
19. Can I transfer to public universities?
Transfer of training is possible in accordance with the Regulation on the transfer of training of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovations.
20. Is it possible to get a loan for education?
You can contact banks that have a university agreement and get an educational loan.
21. Is it possible to pay the tuition fee in installments?
The tuition fee can be paid in four parts at the beginning and during the academic year.
22. How long in advance do I need to pay for the tuition?
After receiving the contract, 25% payment must be made within 15 days.
23. How to get a contract?
After online registration on the university website, the admissions committee will review the student's documents and send contract via SMS.
24. How to process tuition fees?
After enrolling in training and receiving the contract, payment can be made through banks or their branches.
25. Where is the university located?
1st address: Tashkent city, Chilanzor district, Bunyodkor street, 8/2. 2nd address: Tashkent city, Sebzor street, house 22A.
26. What do they ask at a Master's degree interview?
The interview questions are structured within the framework of the applicant's specialty.
27. Is admission to the Master's program based on an exam?
Entrance examinations to the Master's program are conducted in oral and written form.
28. Is there a fee to register or take an exam on the admission platform?
Submission of documents, registration and participation in the exam are absolutely free.
29. Do I need IELTS or other language proficiency certificates when applying to study?
A certificate is not required, but if you have one, priority will be given at entrance exams. It is possible to learn the language during your studies.
30. Is an extract from the work book provided?
You need to download your work record book through the website my.gov.uz; a human resources specialist can help you with this.
31. Who should I get a recommendation from?
The applicant receives a recommendation for study from the management or staff of the institution where he works.
32. What documents are required for admission to a bachelor's degree (full-time, part-time)?
Required documents: ✔ Citizen's passport or ID card (birth certificate for persons under passport age); ✔ Document on completion of general secondary education (based on grade 11) or secondary specialized vocational educational institution (with appendix); ✔ Photograph - 3x4 cm (photo production period should not exceed 3 months.) For distance learning, depending on special opportunities, the following documents are also required: ✔ Extract from the work book (my.gov.uz platform); ✔Regardless of the form of ownership, a letter of recommendation from the place of work (original).
33. Is Nordic International University a private university?
It is the only international private university in Central Asia that provides higher education services based on the educational model of the Nordic countries, in particular Finland.
34. Does the university have a license?
Nordic International University began its activities on August 8, 2022 on the basis of license No. 034528 of the State Inspectorate for Quality Control of Education under the Cabinet of Ministers.
35. Is the university diploma recognized?
Yes, the university diploma is recognized internationally, allowing graduates to find employment in various fields.