Within the framework of the international scientific project “Improving Education in the Field of Healthcare at the Tashkent Medical Academy” for 2016-2022, together with Korea University, which is among the top 100 universities in the world and has a high rating, the department has carried out significant work on the educational process, educational and methodological work, scientific and research work, personnel training, and strengthening the material and technical base.
In particular, in accordance with the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 2955 dated May 5, 2017 “On admission to higher education institutions of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the 2017/2018 academic year”, the Master’s degree program “Environment and Human Health” 5A510302 was opened at the TTA in collaboration with the University of Korea, and training of personnel on a collaborative basis began.
During the training process, master’s students in the specialty “Environment and Human Health” are given seminars and practical skills based on a thematic plan developed together with partner specialists. The scientific work of master’s students is carried out in a scientific center equipped with modern equipment. All conditions have been created for the high-quality organization of the educational process.
During the 2nd academic year, seminars are held on the modules “Environmental Hygiene and Human Health” and “Industrial Hygiene and Human Health.” In order for students to conduct scientific research, agreements have been concluded with the TMA-KU Scientific Center, as well as with the SEA and JSB.
The educational process involves professors and teachers from the School of Environmental Hygiene, Communal and Occupational Hygiene, Medical and Biological Chemistry, and Public Health of the TSMU, as well as professors and teachers from Korea University. Scientific and practical conferences and seminars are organized together with partners.
Currently, master’s studen
ts study in a credit-modular system. Within 2 years, they must accumulate 120 credits. 60 credits are allocated for each academic year. The number of credits that a student must acquire during a semester includes compulsory and elective subjects specified in the curriculum.
