Faculty deans held an open dialogue with students.
At Kokand State University, on the occasion of “Youth Day,” open dialogues with students were organized by Dilshod Aroyev, Dean of the Faculty of Exact Sciences and Engineering, and Farhod Mehammadjonov, Dean of the Faculty of Foreign Philology. This event was aimed at developing the scientific, spiritual, and creative potential of young people, actively involving them in university life, and guiding them toward their future professional and personal goals.
During the meetings, the faculty deans conducted sincere and open dialogues with the students. They provided important recommendations encouraging young people to set clear goals, think independently, continuously work on themselves, and perform effectively in the educational process.
In their speeches, the deans shared their own professional experiences and guidance, introducing students to strategies for achieving success in science, technology, and language learning. In particular, Dilshod Aroyev, Dean of the Faculty of Exact Sciences and Engineering, encouraged students to participate in practical projects, test innovative ideas, and actively engage in scientific research.
Likewise, Farhod Mehammadjonov, Dean of the Faculty of Foreign Philology, urged students to master foreign languages, develop intercultural communication skills, and demonstrate their potential on international platforms. During the meeting, students actively participated with questions of interest, and the deans gave detailed answers to each one, creating a dialogue rich in practical advice.
At the end of the event, the students expressed their views and especially emphasized that such sincere meetings play an important role in their professional and personal development. It was also noted that such meetings should be held regularly by the university administration, as they are essential for supporting young people spiritually and intellectually.
This meeting became one of the important educational events serving to actively involve students in university life, enhance their scientific, spiritual, and creative potential, and prepare them for future professional and personal success.
