Student Clubs at TSUE

TSUE hosts 22 active student clubs that enhance academic, cultural, athletic, and social life on campus. Clubs are open to all students, with leadership and programming arranged in partnership with the Youth Union and the Youth Council.

Club Directory

1. Zakovat (quiz & intellectual games)
2. Book Club
3. Art Club
4. Debate
5. Public speaking
6. Sport Club
7. Students’ Union
8. Tomchi Charity
9. TSUE Book of Records
10. Handmade
11. TSUE Wiki
12. TSUE Travel
13. TSUE IT
14. TSUE Economists
15. Economist Stars
16. TSUE Networking Community
17. TSUE International
18. TSUE Cybersport
19. TSUE Running
20. Eco Club
21. Poetry
22. Creative Arts

Governance & Leadership

• The Youth Council consists of 7 members, each overseeing a specific functional area (e.g., academics, sports, culture, volunteering, entrepreneurship/innovation).
• A Youth Leader is chosen by students and young staff through a general, equal, and direct vote, from among TSUE students and early-career faculty.
• Most clubs function under a collective governance model, with transparent planning and regular reporting via the Youth Union.

Activities & Flagship Events

• Orientation/Welcome Week (club fair & taster sessions)
• “Elections and Youth” civic forum
• “Sahro Sarbonlari” cultural festival
• Teachers’ & Mentors’ Day (1 October) art competition
• “Bilimdon Kitobxon” reading challenge
• “Miss Chef” culinary contest
• Board Games Day
• “New Innovations: Let’s Create the Future Together!” idea competition
• Women’s Rights Roundtable
• “Miss University” competition

And various other themed events are regularly organized by the clubs.

Clubs also run:

• Intellectual projects (research circles, academic competitions, student conferences)
• “Five Initiatives” programs (culture, sports, IT, reading, women’s engagement)
• Patriotic projects (civic education and community service)
• Entrepreneurship & innovation (startup meetups, hackathons, mentorship)

Join, Start, Participate

• Students can join any club at the Orientation Week club fair or through official TSUE channels (Youth Union/club pages).
• New initiatives are welcome: propose a club with a brief charter, faculty mentor, and an initial member list to the Youth Council.

Inclusion, Conduct, and Safety

Clubs are open to all students and follow TSUE’s standards on respectful conduct, non-discrimination, and safety. Events and meetings should be accessible, well-publicized, and aligned with academic schedules and university policies.

Contact

For membership, event schedules, or to propose a new club, contact the Youth Union / Youth Council.