Field of study: Quarantine and protection of plants

Department - Agrochemistry and plant protection

60811000 – Quarantine and plant protection

Those who study in this area, starting from the second year, study the biology of the spread of harmfulness and methods of combating pests and diseases of agricultural crops.

In the 1st year, specialized subjects General entomology and zoology, Sustainable agriculture are taught in Uzbek. From the second semester, students will be sent to undergo educational qualification and practical training in regional, district organizations for protection and quarantine inspections , as well as in biological laboratories , in clusters in LLCs and farms.

In the 2nd, 3rd and 4th years, all subjects are taught in Uzbek.

After successful completion of 4 years of training, the specialty of entomologist, phytopathologist , herbologist , and plant quarantine specialist is assigned .

1 credit is equal to 30 academic hours.

The average score is determined annually in the third week of August.

Military training classes are held at the expense of the hours of the block of elective subjects (subject to the mastery of elective subjects), and military training - at the expense of vacation time. The block of elective subjects is determined by the decision of the Council for Higher Education from a set of subjects that ensure the requirements, adaptability and mobility of the labor market and customer personnel.

When creating a working curriculum based on the curriculum while maintaining the weekly volume of the student load, changing the size of the block of academic subjects to 5%, the volume of subjects in blocks to 10% and maintaining the total volume of the classroom load, the free volume of weekly loads in individual semesters can be indicated.

The final state certification period includes the defense of the thesis.

Workshops and laboratory work in subjects related to the specialization included in the curriculum are conducted in higher educational institutions and basic organizations and enterprises.

In order to ensure the integrity of theory and practice, students' qualifying practice is carried out in basic organizations and enterprises.

Physical education and sports science are organized in the form of an elective course in sports sections of the voluntary choice of the student.

Coursework is completed on a 1st credit basis through independent study hours allocated to the subject.

HOLIDAYS:

1. Course 1:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/24/2023-01/11/2024 for 2024)

- from the 4th week of June to September (06/16/2024-09/02/2024 for 2024)

2. Course 2:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/29/2024-01/12/2025 for 2024)

- from the 1st week of July to September (07/01/2025-09/02/2025 for 2025)

3. Course 3:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/28/2025-01/11/2026 for 2025)

- from the 3rd week of July to September (07/14/2025-09/02/2025 for 2025)

4. Course 4:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2025-01/07/2026 for 2026)

- from the 1st week of July

ITEM _

1. Recent history of Uzbekistan
2. Uzbek (Russian) language
3. Foreign language
4. Higher mathematics
5. Analytical, physical colloidal and bioorganic chemistry
6. Botany and plant physiology
7. General entomology and zoology
8. Innovative equipment and technology in agriculture
9. Information and communication technologies in agriculture
10. Sustainable Agriculture
11. Physics in Agriculture
12. physical Culture and sport
13. Soil science and agrochemistry
14. General phytopotology and microbiology
15. Agriculture and land reclamation
16. Crop and cotton growing
17. Plant immunity
18. Religious Studies
19. Philosophy
20. Quarantine diseases and plant pests
21. Vegetable and fruit growing
22. Mycology
23. Forecast of the development of pests of agricultural crops
24. Standardization and certification of agricultural products
25. Agricultural entomology
26. Agricultural phytopotology
27. Biological protection of plants from harmful organisms
28. Chemical plant protection and agrotoxicology
29. Phytoexpertise for plant and product quarantine

Department - Agrochemistry and plant protection

60810700 – Agrochemistry and agro-soil science

Those who study in this area, starting from the second year, study plant nutrition, the importance of the mineral elements necessary for the plant in the metabolic process of plant growth and development . Agrochemical properties of soil: organic, mineral, green fertilizer and terms, methods and norms of their use.

1st year specialized subjects   Sustainable agriculture is taught in English. From the second semester, students will be sent to undergo educational qualification and practical training in regional and district agrochemical service organizations, in agrochemical laboratories, clusters in LLCs and farms.

In the 2nd, 3rd and 4th years, all subjects are taught in Uzbek.

After successful completion of 4-year training, a specialty is assigned to an agrochemist, biologist, or soil scientist.

1 credit is equal to 30 academic hours.

The average score is determined annually in the third week of August.

Military training classes are held at the expense of the hours of the block of elective subjects (subject to the mastery of elective subjects), and military training - at the expense of vacation time. The block of elective subjects is determined by the decision of the Council for Higher Education from a set of subjects that ensure the requirements, adaptability and mobility of the labor market and customer personnel.

When creating a working curriculum based on the curriculum while maintaining the weekly volume of the student load, changing the size of the block of academic subjects to 5%, the volume of subjects in blocks to 10% and maintaining the total volume of the classroom load, the free volume of weekly loads in individual semesters can be indicated.

The final state certification period includes the defense of the thesis.

Workshops and laboratory work in subjects related to the specialization included in the curriculum are conducted in higher educational institutions and basic organizations and enterprises.

In order to ensure the integrity of theory and practice, students' qualifying practice is carried out in basic organizations and enterprises.

Physical education and sports science are organized in the form of an elective course in sports sections of the voluntary choice of the student.

Coursework is completed on a 1st credit basis through independent study hours allocated to the subject.

HOLIDAYS :

1. Course 1:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2023-01/11/2024 for 2024)

- from the 2nd week of June to September (06/10/2024-09/02/2024 for 2024)

2. Course 2:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2024-01/11/2025 for 2024)

- from the 1st week of July to September (07/01/2024-09/02/2024 for 2024)

3. Course 3:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2024-01/11/2025 for 2024)

- from the 3rd week of July to September (07/14/2025-09/02/2025 for 2025)

4. Course 4:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (25.12.202 5-07.01.2026 for 2025)

- from the 1st week of July

ITEM _

1. Recent history of Uzbekistan
2. Uzbek (Russian) language
3. Foreign language
4. Botany and plant physiology
5. General biology
6. Information and communication technologies in agriculture
7. Geology and Minerology
8. Analytical and physical colloidal and bioorganic chemistry
9. mm
10.  Mechanization rural farming
11.  Sustainable rural farms
12.  Physics in rural farm
13.  Soil science
14.  Agrochemistry
15.  Agriculture and land reclamation
16.  Crop production
17.  Religious Studies
18.  Philosophy
19. Vegetable and fruit growing
20.  Protection plants
21.  Chemistry and biology soils
22.  Physics soils
23.  Methods agrochemical research
24.  Land use and land cadastre
25. Geographic information systems and modeling in soil science
26. Soil degradation and reclamation
27.  Mapping and grading soils
28. System applications fertilizers
29. Reclamation soil science