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Six educational programmes of Namangan State University have successfully passed ASIIN international accreditation.

Namangan State University has achieved another significant milestone in its efforts to enhance the quality of education in line with international standards. Six educational programmes at the University have successfully undergone accreditation by Germany’s prestigious international accreditation agency, ASIIN, and the corresponding international certificates have been awarded to the University.

😊 The educational programmes that have successfully achieved international accreditation are as follows:

🇺🇿 Chemistry (Bachelor’s Degree) — certificate;

🇺🇿 Chemistry (Master’s Degree) — certificate;

🇺🇿 Biology (Bachelor’s Degree) — certificate;

🇺🇿 Biology (Master’s Degree) — certificate;

🇺🇿 Physics (Bachelor’s Degree) — certificate;

🇺🇿 Physics (Master’s Degree) — certificate.

ASIIN (Accreditation Agency for Degree Programmes in Engineering, Informatics, Natural Sciences and Mathematics) is an independent accreditation agency based in Germany and widely recognised within the European Higher Education Area. Accreditation awarded by the agency confirms that educational programmes meet international academic and professional standards. It also evaluates the quality of the educational process, the qualifications of academic staff, research activities, and the extent to which graduates’ competencies meet the requirements of the modern labour market.

This achievement represents an important outcome of the systematic reforms being implemented at Namangan State University to improve the quality of education, introduce international standards, modernise educational programmes, and strengthen the University’s international reputation.

The dedicated efforts of academic staff, faculty teams, structural units, and all responsible personnel who actively participated in the international accreditation process were key to this achievement.

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