Student Housing at TSUE (Residence Halls)

Overview

TSUE operates eight residence halls that house around 2,950 students. Many students choose to live on campus for a year or longer because residence life fosters independence, community, and personal development-an education that goes beyond the classroom.

Rooms & Facilities

• Furnished rooms with hard/soft beds, wardrobes, study desks, and bedding/linen.
• Shared amenities on each floor: kitchens, toilets, washrooms, laundry facilities, and showers located on both the right and left wings.
• Common spaces on the ground floor: reading room, “Spirituality & Enlightenment” room, medical office, and resident tutor/advisor rooms.
• Additional features: modern TVs on every floor; landscaped courtyards with decorative trees and seasonal flowers; regularly maintained and whitewashed pathways and trees.
• Safety & hygiene: equipment is in working order; sanitary conditions are maintained; fire safety standards are observed.

Community & Programming

The university leadership, residence administration, the Youth Union, and academic departments regularly organise cultural, educational, and mentoring events-such as talks, roundtables, and meetings-based on students’ interests and needs. Notices, policies, and event plans are displayed on residence information boards.

Rates (per person, per month)

• Tashkent residence halls: 400,000 UZS
• Karakalpakstan (Turtkul district) residence hall: 100,000 UZS

Guest Room Rates (per person, per night)

• Domestic guests: 80,000 UZS
• International guests: 120,000 UZS

Payment details, due dates, and methods are provided upon allocation. Rates are subject to periodic review.

Eligibility & Priority (Placement Rules)

Placement strictly follows the Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 376 (14 August 2023) on improving the accommodation system for higher education students. Priority is given to:

• Graduates of “Mehribonlik uylari” (orphanages), orphans and students deprived of parental care;
• Students listed in the Unified Social Protection Register, “Iron Book,” “Women’s Book,” “Youth Book,” and children from socially vulnerable families;
• Students with Group I or II disabilities;
• International students;
• Families with two or more children simultaneously enrolled full-time on a tuition-paying basis in bachelor’s programs;
• Winners of national or ministerial academic Olympiads, ministerial “Zakovat” intellectual competitions (republican stage), “Student of the Year,” and Student Theater Studios (republican stage);
• Student leaders serving as Residence Hall Council Chair or Floor Captain;
• First-year students (additional priority).

Living Expectations (Essentials)

• Keep shared spaces clean; respect quiet hours and your neighbours.
• Observe posted health, safety, and fire regulations.
• Follow residence policies on visitors, identification, and use of facilities.
• Report maintenance issues promptly to the residence administration.

What to Bring / Saving Work & Study Support

• Personal essentials (e.g., towels, hygiene items) and a lockable storage option if desired.
• For academic work, use personal storage (USB or cloud) for files saved on shared computers; public machines are routinely cleared.

How to Apply

Application instructions, allocation timelines, and residence hall assignments are communicated by the Residence Administration and published on official TSUE channels. Students are encouraged to apply early, particularly if they fall into priority categories. To ensure fairness and transparency, applications are submitted through TSUE’s online housing portal https://ttjtsue.uz/ , https://my.tsue.uz/login .

Contact (Residence Administration): For applications, payments, guest-room reservations, maintenance requests, or general inquiries, please reach out to your residence hall’s front desk or the central Residence Administration office during working hours.