At Tashkent State University of Economics, events and campus culture play a key role in student engagement, integration, and overall development. Each academic year, TSUE offers a wide range of cultural, academic, civic, and social activities that foster a sense of belonging, inspire leadership, and support well-rounded personal growth.
Campus Culture & Student Organizations
TSUE’s campus culture is rooted in an active student governance system and a diverse array of student clubs. The Youth Union and the Student Council oversee about twenty clubs focused on intellectual, scientific, cultural-artistic, sports, and social impact areas, while faculty‑level leaders promote inclusive participation and leadership opportunities for all students. This setup facilitates quick student integration, ongoing peer support, and continuous co‑curricular learning.
Selected Events (Academic Year 2024–2025)
9 September 2024-Welcome Week (Three Campuses)
A university-wide orientation that introduces first-year students to TSUE’s academic system, student support services, cultural programs, and campus life through meetings, presentations, and interactive activities.
11 September 2024-Roundtable: “Youth and Elections”
A civics discussion on electoral laws, recent constitutional updates, the role of political parties, and ways for students to actively participate in democratic processes; students engaged in Q&A with practitioners.
12 September 2024-“Spirituality Day” Integration Program
A campus-wide event designed to help students adapt to university life, featuring speeches by leadership, introductions to student organizations, and showcases by clubs across science, sports, arts, and social initiatives.
16 September 2024-Dedication to Student Life (Closing of First‑Year School Week)
A ceremonial welcome where first-year students received symbolic student IDs and keys; performances by guest artists contributed to a festive atmosphere as students began their academic journey.
14 September 2024 “Sahro Sarbonlari” Festival (Karakalpakstan)
A regional festival promoting domestic tourism and cultural heritage, with TSUE To‘rtko‘l Faculty participation; included sports at Aqchako‘l, live music, and traditional performances; organizers proposed annualization and a broader scale.
24 September 2024- Meeting of Three Generations (Faculty of Taxation & Budget Accounting)
An intergenerational dialogue where distinguished professors shared academic and professional insights; discussions focused on research, fiscal reforms, and applied accounting practices, followed by student Q&A.
Late September 2024-Youth Council Elections
Establishment of the student self-governance body and appointment of coordinators across key portfolios: Intellectual Projects; the ‘Five Initiatives’ (culture, sports, IT, reading promotion, and women’s engagement); Military-Patriotic Projects; Entrepreneurship & Innovation; Youth Register & Patronage Programs; and Female Students’ Empowerment.
1 October 2024-Teachers’ and Mentors’ Day-Visual Arts Competition
A creative competition honoring educators, encouraging students to show appreciation through artwork; winners received official letters of appreciation and material awards.
19 October 2024 -Seminar‑Training: Youth Register & Patronage Programs
A capacity‑building session led by the Youth Affairs Agency on targeted social support, mentorship, and sponsorship programs; coordinators shared practices, identified constraints (such as funding and project interest), and agreed on a joint action plan for trainings and skills workshops.
24 October 2024- Residence Life Review (Dormitories)
A site visit by unit heads and faculty evaluated living conditions, cultural and sports activities, and pinpointed areas for improvement, especially internet quality and library-seat availability during assessment periods, with suggestions to upgrade infrastructure and increase study spaces.
30 October 2024- University Stage of the “Book Is My Friend” Competition
A reading‑culture initiative conducted in three parts, including a 30‑question knowledge test and an ‘Annotation Mastery’ round; aimed at fostering literary engagement and encouraging effective academic use of students’ free time.
9 November 2024-“Miss Chef” Salad Competition (Faculty of Digital Economy & IT)
A culinary creativity contest that enhanced teamwork, presentation, and communication skills while encouraging a friendly and collaborative environment.
27–28 November 2024 — University Blood Donation Drive -“I Am a Donor” (Three Campuses)
A major social responsibility initiative included pre-donation medical briefings and screenings. Campus 1 recorded over 100 donors, Campus 2 registered 127 donors, and Campus 3 engaged roughly 80 students and staff. The campaign fostered a culture of donation and community solidarity.
7 December 2024 — Board Games Day
A community-building activity using strategy and social games (e.g., Monopoly, Mafia, UNO, Meme Club) to enhance communication, analytical thinking, and quick decision-making in a relaxed setting.
14 December 2024 -Innovation Challenge - “New Innovations: Create the Future Together!”
A student innovation showcase focused on enhancing university life, education quality, and environmental sustainability; winners are: 1st — Abdurakhimov Abdulbosit; 2nd-Djurayeva Dilshoda; 3rd-Faculty of Accounting.
By integrating orientation, civic discourse, arts and culture, leadership and governance, wellness and sport, volunteerism, and innovation, TSUE’s calendar of events enhances the academic experience and fosters leadership, creativity, intercultural understanding, and civic responsibility.
