A shining example of determination, hard work, and academic excellence has been set by Amina Urmanbayeva, a second-year student of the academic lyceum “International House Tashkent” under the National Research University “Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers” (NRU TIIAME). Amina recently achieved a remarkable milestone—her scientific article was published in an international journal, showcasing...Read More
Recently, six talented graduates of “International House Toshkent” achieved remarkable success by becoming winners of the prestigious state-funded “El-Yurt Umidi” scholarships. This foundation, initiated by the President of Uzbekistan, annually supports gifted young individuals, granting them the opportunity to study at the world’s leading universities. The foundation’s programs are designed to equip future leaders with education...Read More
On October 11-12, Tashkent hosted an international educational exhibition of universities, in which students of the academic lyceum “International House Toshkent” took an active part as volunteers. More than 40 of our students, together with representatives of foreign and local universities, helped applicants, answered their questions, and thereby gained valuable knowledge about the processes of admission...Read More
Svetlana Popovich (Enrollment Counselor) and Ludmila Clarke (Program Director) from the University of Arizona visited the academic lyceum “International House Tashkent” on March 15. The purpose of the representatives’ visit to the academic lyceum “International House Tashkent” and the importance of promoting opportunities for students to study abroad is to provide students with information about studying...Read More
On October 14, an extraordinary and bright event called “International Day” took place at our lyceum. Throughout the day, students represented many countries throughout the world, immersing themselves in their culture, traditions, and cuisine. It all started with a charity fair, where each lyceum group organized their own tiny exhibition depicting the country they were studying....Read More
