Department of Social Sciences and Journalism, International Nordic University
The Department of Social Sciences and Journalism, part of International Nordic University, was established on April 22, 2024. The department's activities cover educational, educational-methodological, and research work, mentorship traditions, as well as the training of scientific-pedagogical personnel, and spiritual-educational and character-building work.
Currently, the department has 14 professors and instructors and 1 educational support staff member.
Goals and Objectives
The department's primary goal is to train competitive, highly qualified professionals, to nurture talented specialists demanded by society, and to apply the latest achievements in the social sciences, humanities, and law to the educational process.
Academic Programs
Bachelor's Degree:
History – 60220300
Journalism – 60320100
Jurisprudence (Law) – 60420100
Master's Degree:
History – 70220301
Journalism – 70320101
International Cooperation
For students in the Journalism program, a dual-degree program has been launched in cooperation between UzReport and International Nordic University. This project gives students the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge in modern journalism and media, while also developing into internationally competitive professionals.
The addition of the Jurisprudence program allows the department to train qualified specialists not only in history and journalism but also in the field of law — further strengthening the department's position within the social sciences and humanities education system and offering students a broader range of professional development options.







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