Institute Faculties

History of the Cybersports Faculty

According to the order No. 650 of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 9, 2017 "On ensuring the implementation of the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 5, 2017 No. 699", a new "SERVICE" faculty was established.

Departments affiliated with the Service Faculty

Department of Logistics and Service - Head of the Department, Doctor of Philosophy, Dzhiyanboyev Sirojiddin Valiyevich Information about the Department of Transport Logistics The Department of "Transport Logistics" within the "Service" Faculty of Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute was established in 2017 under the name "Organization of Transportation and Transport Logistics". During this period, senior lecturer F. Isroilov headed it. The department conducted scientific research in the areas of "Development of scientific foundations for ensuring the efficiency and safety of automobiles during technical operation at motor transport enterprises", "Substantiation of the laws of dispersion of exhaust gases emitted from motor vehicles into the environment and their impact on the atmospheric air balance", "Scientific theoretical foundations of professional training of future bachelors based on innovative educational technologies". Also, S.V. Dzhiyanbaev, PhD in Physics, carried out scientific work on obtaining gear oils for use in gearboxes in automobile and railway transport by processing waste from local oil raw materials, and achieved a number of patents and scientific achievements. Currently, the department is headed by senior lecturer S. Kasimov "Methodology of design and use of electronic training simulators", senior lecturer Sh.E. Karshiboyev "Methodology of forming special competencies of students in technical higher educational institutions (on the example of modern passenger transportation technologies), Akhmedov Z.S. is conducting scientific research on the topics "Improvement of innovative mechanisms for managing the field of regional transport logistics". It is worth noting that the department has extensive experience in implementing international and local projects, including the implementation of the international "INTRAS" project in 2017-2021, and a new master's degree program in the specialty "Intelligent Transport Systems" was opened at the department. In 2021, in collaboration with the Russian company "SIMETRA", the project "Study of passenger flow for the Samarkand urban transport agglomeration" was implemented. More than 30 professors and teachers work at the department. The head of the department is Dr. S.V. Dzhiyanbaev, Assoc. Prof. M. Rakhmatullayev, Assistant Professor F. Isroilov, A number of qualified teachers are working at the department, including assistant professors S.Qosimov, assistant professors M.Eshonkulov, assistant professors Sh.Qarshiboyev, assistant professors Kh.Tog'ayev, assistant professors Sh.Khoshimova, assistant professors Z.Akhmedov, assistant professors B.Yol'doshyev, assistant professors A.Nishonov, assistant professors B.Turatov, assistant professors I.Safarov, assistant professors D.Kuchimova. During his scientific career, S.Dzhiyanbaev has published 1 textbook, 4 manuals, textbooks and brochures, more than 30 scientific articles, and has improved his skills in many developed European countries such as Germany, England, Azerbaijan, Slovakia, Austria. BACHELOR'S DEGREE

5620100 Transport logistics (TL)

5610100 Service sector (AT)

5320200 Mechanical engineering technology, machine manufacturing Equipment and automation of production (MT, MIChJ and A)

MAGISTRATURA

5A310609 – Intelligent transport systems (road transport)

History of the Faculty of Civil Engineering

After independence, in 1992, the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was transformed into a separate independent Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute by the decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In 1977, the Jizzakh “General Engineering” faculty of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was established. In 1980, it operated as the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute, mainly in the specialties of “Industrial and Civil Construction” and “Production of Construction Products”, which has provided many specialists to the national economy of our republic and region to this day. By this time, the Jizzakh “General Engineering” faculties of the Tashkent Highway Institute and the Jizzakh “General Engineering” faculties of the Tashkent Chemical Technology Institute were also merged into the institute, and 4 faculties began to operate within the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute. These are: “Civil Engineering”, “Engineering Economics”, “Automechanics”, “Chemical Technology”, “Evening-correspondence” faculties. The current “Architecture and Construction” faculty In order to ensure the implementation of the Resolution No. 157 of June 12, 2014 “On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 187 of June 29, 2012 on Improving the Activities of the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute”, as well as the Order of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education No. 229 of June 14, 2014, the faculties of “Autotransport” under the name “Engineering of Buildings and Engineering Structures” and “Industrial Technology” were established on the basis of the faculty of “Industrial Technology and Construction” of the institute. In order to ensure the socio-economic development of the region by improving the quality of training qualified specialists for the production and construction sectors of the Jizzakh region, to systematically train highly qualified specialists for enterprises established on the basis of modern technologies in the Jizzakh free industrial zone, to introduce a system of regular improvement of the professional level and qualifications of employees in the field of architecture and construction in the regions of the republic in accordance with modern requirements, and at the same time, to ensure the implementation of the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 699 dated September 5, 2017, and the Order of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education No. 650 dated September 17, 2017, the following faculties were established at the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute: “Architecture and Construction”, “Industrial Technologies”, “Autotransport”, “Electromechanics and Radioelectronics”, and “Service”. In 2024, structural changes were made at the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute. Accordingly, the Faculty of Architecture and Construction was renamed the Faculty of Civil Engineering. Currently, the Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering is Berdikulov Azzam Mardonovich. Sultanov Mansur Ganievich is the Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs of the Faculty of Civil Engineering. Saidov Jasurbek Zafar oglu is the Deputy Dean for Youth Affairs of the Faculty of Civil Engineering.

Structure of the “Construction Engineering” Faculty

The “Construction Engineering” Faculty consists of the following departments:

1. Department of Construction Engineering, Head of Department – Associate Professor Mashrab Rahmonkulovich Aliyev.

2. Department of Engineering Communications, Head of Department – PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor Akmal Obidovich Sultonov.

3. Department of Construction Materials and Structures, Head of Department – PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Obloqul Boboqolovich Berdiev.

4. Department of Road Engineering, Head of Department – Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Inomjon G‘ulomovich Ganiyev.

5. Department of Architectural Design, Head of Department – Ergash Nurmurzayevich Kuldashev.

Undergraduate Programs of the “Construction Engineering” Faculty

The faculty offers six full-time bachelor's degree programs:

1. 60730300 – Construction Engineering

2. 60730500 – Road Engineering

3. 60730400 – Construction and Operation of Engineering Communications

4. 60730900 – Urban Construction and Design

5. 60721700 – Cadastre

6. 60730100 – Architecture

The faculty also offers three part-time bachelor's programs:

1. 60730300 – Construction Engineering

2. 60730500 – Road Engineering

3. 60730400 – Construction and Operation of Engineering Communications

Master’s Degree Programs (Full-Time)

The faculty provides training in seven master’s specialties:

1. 70730301 – Construction Engineering

2. 70730401 – Engineering Communication Systems, Construction and Installation

3. 70730308 – Construction Materials Technology

4. 70730101 – Architecture of Buildings and Structures

5. 70730502 – Operation of Transport Facilities

6. 70730503 – Highways and Aerodromes

7. 70730602 – Geotechnics and Underground Hydraulic Structures

Today, the faculty team contributes to educating students in accordance with the Law “On Education” and the National Program for Personnel Training, preparing specialists who meet international standards. 

Currently, the faculty has 965 full-time and 1,521 part-time undergraduate students.

Evening education: 35 students.

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES Faculty History

In 1977, the Jizzakh "General Engineering" faculty of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was established. In 1980, it operated as the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute, mainly in the specialties of "Industrial and Civil Construction", "Production of Construction Products", which has provided many specialists to the national economy of our republic and region to this day. After independence, in 1992, the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was transformed into a separate independent Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute by the decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. By this time, the Jizzakh "General Engineering" faculties of the Tashkent Highway Institute and the Jizzakh "General Engineering" faculties of the Tashkent Chemical Technology Institute were also merged into the institute, and 5 faculties began to operate within the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute. These include the following: "Civil Engineering", "Engineering Economics", "Automechanics", "Chemical Technology", and "Evening-correspondence" faculties. At that time, the faculty had such departments as "Architecture of Buildings and Structures", "Water Supply and Sewage; "Heat, Gas Supply and Ventilation", "Production of Building Materials". The specialized departments trained specialists in such areas as "Industrial and Civil Construction", "Production of Building Materials", "Water Supply and Sewage; "Heat, Gas Supply and Ventilation". The current faculty of "Industrial Technologies" was established in accordance with the Resolution No. 157 of June 12, 2014 "On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers "On Improving the Activities of the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute" dated June 29, 2012 No. 187", as well as the Order of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education dated June 14, 2014 No. 229, the faculties of "Industrial Technologies" and "Building and Civil Engineering" were established on the basis of the faculty of "Industrial Technology and Construction" of the institute. On June 1, 2020, changes were made to the structure of the faculties and departments of the institute, and the faculty includes the following departments: "Textile Processing", "Natural Fibers and Fabric Processing" and "Agricultural and Food Processing". departments were merged, and since September 2021, the "Ecology and Environmental Protection" department has also been merged. The Faculty of "Industrial Technologies" Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute, according to the protocol No. 11/1 dated June 22, 2024 "On changes to the structure of the Institute", mainly the names of the departments within the faculty were changed to "Textile Products Technology", "Natural Fibers and Fabric Processing Technology", "Agricultural and Food Technology" and "Ecology and Labor Protection". Initially, the dean's post was headed by N. Tangyarikov at the faculty. From October 13, 2014 to 2016, Assoc. Prof. M. Aynakulov, and from 2016 to 2021, Assoc. Prof. M. Pozilov served as the dean of the "Industrial Technologies" faculty. Currently, DSc, Assoc. Prof. Abbazov Ilkhom Zapirovich heads the "Industrial Technologies" faculty.

Departments:

1. Textile Products Technology;

2. Natural Fibers and Fabric Processing Technology;

3. Agricultural and Food Technology;

4. Ecology and Labor Protection;

Master's Degree Specializations:

1. 70720705- Cotton primary processing and seed preparation technology;

2. 70720701- Textile Products Technology;

3. 70720704- Working on sewing technology and construction;

4. 70720101- Food technology;

5. 70810101- Agricultural mechanization;

6. 70810701- Agricultural product storage and processing technology;

7. 70520201 - Environmental protection.

Intern Researcher Specialties:

05.06.02- Technology of Textile Materials and Primary Processing of Raw Materials (technical sciences);

05.06.04- Sewing technology and costume design.

Basic doctoral specializations:

05.06.02- Technology of Textile Materials and Primary Processing of Raw Materials (technical sciences);

05.06.04- Sewing technology and costume design.

Independent researcher specialties:

05.06.02- Technology of Textile Materials and Primary Processing of Raw Materials (technical sciences);

05.06.04- Sewing technology and costume design.

Doctoral specialization:

05.06.02- Technology of Textile Materials and Primary Processing of Raw Materials (technical sciences);

History of the Faculty of Transport Engineering

After independence, in 1992, the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was transformed into a separate independent Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute by the decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In 1977, the Jizzakh “General Engineering” faculty of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was established. In 1980, it operated as the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute, mainly in the specialties of “Industrial and Civil Construction” and “Production of Construction Products”, which has provided many specialists to the national economy of our republic and region to this day.

By this time, the Jizzakh “General Engineering” faculties of the Tashkent Highway Institute and the Jizzakh “General Engineering” faculties of the Tashkent Chemical Technology Institute were also merged into the institute, and 5 faculties began to operate within the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute. These are: "Civil Engineering", "Engineering Economics", "Automechanics", "Chemical Technology", "Evening-correspondence" faculties.

"Autotransport" faculty In order to ensure the implementation of the Resolution No. 157 of June 12, 2014 "On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 187 of June 29, 2012 on Improving the Activities of the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute", as well as the Order No. 229 of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of June 14, 2014, the faculties of "Industrial Technology" and "Building and Civil Engineering Engineering" were established on the basis of the "Autotransport" and "Industrial Technology and Construction" faculties of the institute.

According to the new structure of the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute established on July 1, 2020, the Faculty of "Autotransport" was renamed to the Faculty of "Transport". According to the new structure established on August 18, 2024, the name of the faculty was changed to the Faculty of "Transport Engineering".

Deans who headed the faculty:

From 1992 to 1996, Assoc. Prof. Rakhmatullayev Mustafakul Hamrakulovich

From 1996 to 2002, Assoc. Prof. Islamov Ropijon Rakhmonkulovich

From 2002 to 2005, Assoc. Prof. Egamberdiev Kholmurod Khaydarovich

From 2005 to 2009, Assoc. Prof. Rakhmatullayev Mustafakul Hamrakulovich

From 2009 to 2010, Assoc. Jurayev Kenja Yuldashevich

From 2010 to 2012, Assoc. Prof. Egamnazarov Gayrat Gaybullayevich

From 2012 to 2013, Assoc. Prof. Eshonkulov Tirkash

From 2013 to 2016, Prof. Berdiyev Obloqul Boboqulovich

From 2016 to 2022, Prof. Saydakhmetova Nodira Ilkhamovna

From 2022 to 2025, Assoc. Prof. Zhiyanbayev Sirojiddin Valiyevich

From 2025 to the present, assoc. prof. Mirzabekov Mirkomil Saydakhmatovich

Current departments under the faculty

1. Department of “Transport Engineering”.

2. Department of “Transport Logistics”.

3. Department of “Chemical Engineering”.

4. Department of “Social Sciences”.

5. Department of “General Engineering Sciences”.

1. Department of “Transport Engineering”, Head of Department. Assoc. Prof. Suvonkulov Sherali Abdumannonovich.

2. Department of “Transport Logistics”, Head of Department, Assoc. Prof. Mamayev Gulom Ibrohimovich.

3. Department of “Chemical Engineering”, Head of Department, Assoc. Prof. Hakberdiev Shukhrat Mahramovich.

4. Department of “Social Sciences”, Head of Department, Assoc. Prof. Turatov Shukhrat Bakhromovich.

5. Department of “General Engineering Sciences”, Head of Department, Assoc. Prof. Narbekov Nodir Narmatovich.

Available Master's Degree Specialties at the Faculty

1. 70711401- Vehicle Engineering (Motor Transport)

2. 70711402- Automobiles and Automotive Industry

3. 70711407-Intelligent Transport Systems

4. 70712301-Mechanical Engineering Technology

5. 71010402-Transport Logistics (Motor Transport)

The Faculty prepares bachelors in 9 educational areas.

1. 60712500 - Vehicle engineering (motor transport)

2. 60712300 - Mechanical engineering (mechanical engineering technology)

3. 60710100 - Chemical engineering (electrochemical production technology)

4. 61010400 - Logistics (motor transport)

5. 61040200 - Traffic management (motor transport)

6. 60711200 - Metallurgical engineering

7. 60112400 - Professional education (vehicle engineering (motor transport)

8. 60720800 - Mechanical engineering technology, equipment and automation of mechanical engineering production

9. 60721100 - Oil and oil and gas refining technology

Information about the Faculty of Power Engineering

After independence, in 1992, the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was transformed into a separate independent Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute by the decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In 1977, the Jizzakh "General Engineering" faculty of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute was established. In 1980, it operated as the Jizzakh branch of the Tashkent Polytechnic Institute, mainly in the specialties of "Industrial and Civil Construction", "Production of Building Materials", which has supplied many specialists to the national economy of our republic and region to this day. By this time, the Jizzakh "General Engineering" faculties of the Tashkent Highway Institute and the Jizzakh "General Engineering" faculties of the Tashkent Chemical Technology Institute were also merged into the institute, and 5 faculties began to operate within the Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute. These include: "Civil Engineering", "Engineering Economics", "Automechanics", "Chemical Technology", and "Evening-correspondence" faculties.