University Council Meeting No. 3: Strategic Priorities Reviewed

University Council Meeting No. 3: Strategic Priorities Reviewed

March 30 , 2026

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At the meeting of the Council held at Nordic University, key issues related to ongoing reforms, the advancement of research activities, and the enhancement of educational quality were comprehensively discussed.

Particular emphasis was placed on the implementation of ministerial board decisions, the adoption of a systematic approach, and ensuring measurable outcomes.


Reports presented by responsible officials highlighted completed initiatives, the integration of innovations into the educational process, and the progress achieved in improving overall efficiency. At the same time, the need to further strengthen monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, as well as internal control systems, was underlined.


A central item on the agenda was the review of the University’s Research and Development Concept for 2026–2030. The document outlines key priorities such as aligning research with practical impact, expanding international collaboration, attracting grants and investments, and supporting early-career researchers.


The meeting also addressed the digitalization of research activities, commercialization of scientific outputs, and the development of a robust startup ecosystem. In addition, extensive discussions were held on improving education quality, adopting best international practices, gathering student feedback through surveys, and meeting modern competency requirements for academic staff.


Within the framework of the “Work and Travel – 2026” program, specific tasks were defined to prepare students for participation abroad, facilitate their adaptation to the international labor market, and enhance their practical experience.


Special attention was also given to the organization of the “TasIMO – 2026” International Mathematics Olympiad at a high standard. Rector Sherzod Mustafakulov provided instructions on broad promotion of the event, effective use of digital platforms, expansion of participant geography, and the high-quality organization of subsequent stages.


Furthermore, reports on the training of scientific personnel and accreditation processes were reviewed. Necessary measures were identified to approve individual work plans and methodological programs of independent researchers, as well as to improve academic and regulatory documents developed for specialized accreditation.


The Council also considered the effective organization of the upcoming admission campaign, with analytical reports presented by responsible departments.


Following the discussions, relevant decisions were adopted on all agenda items. The meeting concluded with the Chair of the Council extending sincere congratulations to faculty members and scholarship-winning students for their outstanding academic achievements.

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