Tashkent State University of Economics (TSUE) occupies a compact 7.9 ha (78 981 m²) city-center campus where teaching, living and recreation are integrated within five minutes’ walk. Of this footprint 53 266 m² are dedicated to teaching, 5 476 m² to the Information-Resource Centre, 20 150 m² to residence halls and 2 688 m² to dining, retail and support services. Beyond Tashkent the University maintains a lakeside recreation & field-practice estate for staff and students as well as an experimental training plot for applied research in agribusiness and green technologies. All core services operate in Uzbek, Russian and English and comply with TSUE’s certified Health, Safety and Environmental Management Systems.
Sports & recreation- A dedicated sports quarter behind the main academic blocks contains five outdoor arenas—an all-weather football pitch, a 400-seat mini-stadium, and separate volleyball, badminton and basketball courts—plus an indoor fitness complex with cardio and free-weight zones. Qualified coaches run after-class programmers in tennis, futsal, gymnastics and aerobics, while the Sports Medicine Unit provides baseline health checks for every scholarship athlete (
https://tsue.uz/en/page/sport-facilities ).
Library & academic support- The four-store Information-Resource Centre (IRC) houses Central Asia’s largest economics collection, collaborative reading rooms, Bloomberg terminals and a digitization studio. For course texts and stationery the on-site Bookstore doubles as an “ideas hub” that hosts author talks, book swaps and themed displays during Global Money Week and similar events ( https://www.unipage.net/en/21873/tashkent_state_university_of_economics ) (
https://tsue.uz/en/page/bookstore ).
All lecture rooms meet 4th-generation multimedia standards—HD laser projection, smart boards and hybrid-teaching cameras—and each faculty hosts sponsored Training & Simulation Centers run jointly with leading commercial banks and corporations. These “Smart Classrooms” allow students to practise real-time trading, ERP scenarios and data-analytics cases on industry software.
Dining- Three subsidized cafeterias (600 seats) serve hot meals from 08:00-19:00. Menus always include halal, vegetarian and low-salt options, cash-free payment and free filtered water. Interiors follow a “third-space” design with USB-power, soft seating and campus Wi-Fi so that students can eat and study in the same venue (
https://tsue.uz/en/page/cafeterias ).
Accommodation- TSUE operates three residence halls providing 1 456 beds. Dormitory 1 (620 beds) is reserved for first-year undergraduates; Dormitories 2 & 3 house senior and international students and include family rooms and fully accessible units. All halls offer 24-hour security, resident tutors, self-service laundries, communal kitchens and high-speed internet (
https://tsue.uz/en/page/dormitory ).
Health & well-being- Student welfare is anchored by the Abu Ali Ibn Sina Health Support Service, an on-campus clinic staffed by physicians, nurses and a psychologist. It provides first aid, vaccination drives, sexual-health advice, stress-management workshops and fast-track referrals to partner hospitals. Emergency cover is available 24/7 and routine appointments can be booked online (
https://tsue.uz/en/page/health-support-service ).
Accessibility & inclusion- In line with Uzbekistan’s national EDI strategy, TSUE has retro-fitted all buildings with ramps, elevators, tactile paving and accessible wash-rooms, and supplies Braille signage, screen-reader software and induction loops. A dedicated Support Centre for Minority Groups coordinates mentors, peer buddies and targeted scholarships (
https://conference.wiut.uz/images/documents/Eng_Inclusive_University_Good_Practice_Guide_13022024p.pdf ) (
https://tsue.uz/en/contests ).
Sustainability & “Green Campus”- Campus landscaping is continually enriched to promote local flora and fauna, and all new planting follows a water-efficient xeriscape plan. A phased roll-out of rooftop solar arrays aims to cover 50 % of the University’s electricity demand by the end of 2025. Classrooms are being fitted with motion-sensor LED lighting, and all water taps are being converted to sensor-activated units to cut consumption. Bike-share docks and e-scooter charging points further reduce car use.
Social & community spaces- “Social Rooms” on every academic floor provide microwaves, lockers and lounge furniture for informal gatherings, while multi-purpose halls host debates, TEDx events and cultural nights. Outdoor Wi-Fi gardens and a rooftop terrace overlooking the Ankhor Canal extend study space during spring and autumn (
https://tsue.uz/page/social-rooms ).
Campus services (selected)
- 24-hour security and CCTV at all gates
- Career Centre offering weekly employer drop-ins, mock interviews and a start-up incubator
- International Office that processes visas, migration cards and insurance within 72 hours
- On-site banking, ATMs and a post office in the main atrium
