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One-semester student exchange program at our partner university - L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University (ENU), ranked 317th in the QS World University Rankings, during the Spring Semester of the 2026-2027 academic year! 🎓

One-semester student exchange program at our partner university - L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University (ENU), ranked 317th in the QS World University Rankings, during the Spring Semester of the 2026-2027 academic year! 🎓

16.09.2026

One-semester student exchange program at our partner university - L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University (ENU), ranked 317th in the QS World University Rankings, during the Spring Semester of the 2026-2027 academic year! 🎓

Applications are now open for a one-semester student exchange program at our partner university - L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University (ENU), ranked 317th in the QS World University Rankings, during the Spring Semester of the 2026–2027 academic year! 🎓

📚 What fields can you study?

• Economics
• Finance
• Hotel and Tourism Management
• Foreign Language and Literature: English
• Psychology

📄 Required documents:

• Copy of a valid international passport
• Transcript (as of September 2026)
• Recommendation letter from the Dean’s Office
• 2 passport-size photos (3×4 cm)

🌐 Languages of instruction:

  • English
  • Russian

🗣 Language requirement:

A language certificate is not required.
Applicants must have a minimum B2 level of language proficiency.

👩‍🎓 Who can apply?

Bachelor’s degree students:
• 2nd year
• 3rd year

📅 Study period:

19 January 2027 – 10 June 2027

Application deadline: 20 October 2026

🔗 Registration:
Application form

 

A NEW UNIFIED PROCEDURE FOR INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY AND EXCHANGE HAS BEEN INTRODUCED AT KOKAND UNIVERSITY

Dear professors and teaching staff, employees, researchers, and students of Kokand University!

The “Regulations on Academic Mobility” have been adopted at Kokand University. The Regulations have been approved by the University Council, establish a unified procedure for international exchange and academic mobility, and are mandatory for the relevant units and participants.

Starting from the 2026–2027 academic year, the participation of students, teaching staff, researchers, and employees in academic mobility, international exchange, professional development, internships, research and projects, international conferences and scientific events, summer/winter schools, joint educational programs, and other international activities will be carried out in accordance with unified rules and requirements.

Candidate selection is conducted using a 100-point system based on established criteria.

HOW ARE CANDIDATES ASSESSED?

Criterion

Points

Assessment source

GPA

30

Transcript

Foreign language proficiency

25

Certificate/test

Academic activity — scientific/methodological work, competitions, grants

15

Documents/certificates

Non-academic activity — community work, volunteering, organizational activity

15

Documents/recommendation

Rare/special talents and achievements — sports, arts, creative and other areas

10

Diploma/certificate

Motivation letter and interview result

5

Committee assessment

TOTAL

100

 

 

Note 1: In some cases, additional requirements may be stipulated in accordance with the mutual terms of a grant or exchange agreement. Fulfillment of additional conditions is a primary obligation and is not included in the point-based system.

Note 2: Trips are financed in four ways: through a grant, by the university, from personal funds, or through mixed financing. A committee may be established to make an internal financing decision.

MASTER’S STUDENTS — 100 POINTS

Criterion

Points

Assessment source

GPA

30

Transcript

Foreign language proficiency

25

Certificate/test

Academic activity — scientific/methodological work, competitions, grants

25

Documents/certificates

Non-academic activity — community work, volunteering, organizational activity

10

Documents/recommendation

Rare/special talents and achievements — sports, arts, creative and other areas

5

Diploma/certificate

Motivation letter and interview result

5

Committee assessment

TOTAL

100

 

 

Note 1: In some cases, additional requirements may be stipulated in accordance with the mutual terms of a grant or exchange agreement. Fulfillment of additional conditions is a primary obligation and is not included in the point-based system.

Note 2: Trips are financed in four ways: through a grant, by the university, from personal funds, or through mixed financing. A committee may be established to make an internal financing decision.

RESEARCHERS (DOCTORAL STUDENTS) — 100 POINTS

Criterion

Points

Assessment source

Foreign language proficiency

20

Certificate/test

Scientific publications, including articles in internationally indexed journals

35

Publication list

Participation share in grants/scientific projects

20

Project documents

Scientific supervisor’s recommendation and relevance to the research topic

15

Recommendation

Additional criteria/committee assessment

10

Committee documents

TOTAL

100

 

 

Note 1: In some cases, additional requirements may be stipulated in accordance with the mutual terms of a grant or exchange agreement. Fulfillment of additional conditions is a primary obligation and is not included in the point-based system.

Note 2: Trips are financed in four ways: through a grant, by the university, from personal funds, or through mixed financing. A committee may be established to make an internal financing decision.

PROFESSORS/TEACHING STAFF AND RESEARCH STAFF — 100 POINTS

Criterion

Points

Assessment source

Foreign language proficiency

20

Certificate/test

Scientific achievements — international/local publications, monographs, patents, etc.

25

Publication list/relevant documents

Participation share in grants/scientific projects

20

Project documents

KPI system points — latest assessment period

20

KPI report

Activity in scientific and academic work — conferences, organizational activities, etc.

10

Certificate/documents

Department/faculty recommendation and interview result

5

Recommendation/committee assessment

TOTAL

100

 

Note 1: In some cases, additional requirements may be stipulated in accordance with the mutual terms of a grant or exchange agreement. Fulfillment of additional conditions is a primary obligation and is not included in the point-based system.

Note 2: Trips are financed in four ways: through a grant, by the university, from personal funds, or through mixed financing. A committee may be established to make an internal financing decision.

 

HOW IS THE INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY PROCESS CARRIED OUT?

 

1. An announcement is published; the applicant receives detailed information on Kokand University’s International Cooperation announcements page.

2. The application and required documents are submitted in accordance with the announcement.

3. The International Cooperation Department conducts a preliminary review of the documents.

4. A special committee is established by order; it evaluates candidates and conducts interviews, with the results confirmed by minutes.

5. Final results (ranking) are announced.

6. Documents are forwarded to the next stage, and the partner institution makes the final decision.

7. The relevant official order is formalized.

8. Preparations for the trip are carried out.

9. International academic mobility is undertaken.

10. Monitoring is conducted.

11. A seminar is held at Kokand University and a final report is prepared.

12. The experience gained is integrated into university activities.