Tashkent State University of Economics was originally founded on August 13, 1931. Based on Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 62, dated February 7, 2024, the University was reorganized through the merger with the Tashkent Financial Institute and the Fiscal Institute. The University operates under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and has academic, organizational, and financial autonomy. The strategic vision of the University for the period 2025–2030 is to transform into a multicultural, international academic hub with the highest intellectual potential, playing a pivotal role in enhancing the global competitiveness of Uzbekistan’s national economy. TSUE has established a comprehensive and effective management structure. As of September 1, 2024, the University consists of: 12 faculties, 11 international joint degree programs, filial located in Samarkand, 2 regional faculties based in Andijan and To‘rtko‘l, 7 technical colleges, and 45 academic departments. In addition, 12 faculty units have been integrated into various ministries and governmental agencies to support practice-oriented higher education. As of May 1, 2025, the University’s research capacity stands at 60.8%. Over the past five years, the academic staff, doctoral candidates, and independent researchers of the University have published 2013 articles in prestigious international journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. To enhance its modern research environment and promote commercialization of academic outcomes, TSUE has established several cutting-edge innovation and research centers, including: University 4.0 Transformation Center New Climate Innovation Center. In response to the global and national economic demand for sustainable development, TSUE founded the New Climate Innovation Center to advance scientific research in the field of green economy. The center's primary mission includes: Supporting Uzbekistan's positioning in international indices such as the Global Green Economy Index (GGEI) and Green Growth Index (GGI), Promoting strategic research aligned with the “Green Economy” concept. Digital Economy Incubation Center. This center was established in collaboration with IT-PARK Uzbekistan and is designed to: Provide a supportive ecosystem for gifted youth and researchers, Facilitate the development and launch of student startups, Support the creation and deployment of innovative IT products, deliver technical assistance and organize workshops and training, Internationalization of Curriculum and Joint Programs. Since 2021, TSUE has fully transitioned its undergraduate and graduate programs to a modular credit-based education system in accordance with European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) standards. Global Rankings and Recognition:Quacquarelli Symonds (QS Rankings) QS Asia University Rankings 2024: #357 QS Central Asia: #23 QS Uzbekistan: #3 QS Sustainability (WUR 2024): #1161–1200. QS by Subject – Economics & Econometrics (2025): # 401–450 QS WUR 2026: 1001–1200. QS Stars Rating (2025): 5 Stars Times Higher Education (THE) Rankings. THE Impact Rankings 2024: # 801–1000 global THE Impact Rankings 2025: # 401–600 global UI GreenMetric Rankings. GreenMetric WUR: # Top 300.
am Nazerke, a finance student at Tashkent State University of Economics with a strong academic background (GPA 5.0/5.0) and practical experience in startups, consulting, and research. My professional journey combines financial expertise, project management, and entrepreneurial initiatives, reflected in achievements such as the Navoi State Scholarship, international competition wins, and recognition at the Eurasian Economic Youth Forum.
With hands-on experience at Coca-Cola Uzbekistan, Tenge Bank, and the Economic Assembly of Uzbekistan, I have developed skills in financial analysis, business strategy, and innovation management. Beyond corporate exposure, I actively lead and contribute to startups addressing real-world challenges — from EcoHero, promoting eco-friendly behavior through gamification, to Aqilli O‘quv To‘plami, a robotics education solution for schools.
I am passionate about connecting finance, technology, and sustainable development, with nearly 15 research papers exploring topics such as climate-related expenditures, green budgeting, and investment policy. Recognized at national and international levels, I continue to expand my expertise through global leadership programs, including the Aspire Leaders Program at Harvard and the Global Leadership and Entrepreneurship Academy.
My professional goal is to become a leader who drives innovation at the intersection of finance, entrepreneurship, and social impact — building scalable solutions that empower communities and create long-term value.