Dear WIUT community,

As the Class of 2026 takes its final steps across the stage, we celebrate a journey shaped by friendship, resilience and shared ambition. Your time at WIUT has been filled with late-night study sessions, lively discussions, unforgettable campus moments and friendships that will last far beyond graduation.

To our Graduates: You are innovators, future leaders and changemakers, ready to make your mark on the world. You have grown, overcome challenges and created memories that will always be part of your WIUT story. As you begin this exciting new chapter, take with you the knowledge you have gained, the friendships you have built and the confidence to pursue your ambitions.

May the road ahead bring new opportunities, meaningful experiences and the courage to follow your dreams. Keep learning, keep connecting and keep making a difference. Wherever life takes you, remember that WIUT will always be a part of who you are, and your home to return to. Remember: once a WIUTerian, always a WIUTerian!

Congratulations, Class of 2026 — we are proud of you!

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On 20–21 October, Westminster International University in Tashkent hosted the 5th Tashkent Business and Economics Conference (TBEC 2026), bringing together 200 participants, including over 70 international delegates from nearly 40 countries to exchange ideas and explore emerging economic opportunities.

Held under the theme “Reimagining the Silk Road: Regional Connectivity and Trade Integration”, the conference explored Central Asia’s role in international trade, the development of transport and logistics networks, and new opportunities for cross-border cooperation and sustainable economic growth.

The programme also featured the WIUT Business Forum, “Sustainable Hospitality and Logistics in Times of Disruptions”, which brought together business practitioners and academics to discuss industry challenges, business resilience and opportunities in an evolving global environment.

TBEC and WIUT Business Forum 2026 provided a platform for sharing research, exchanging professional experience and building valuable connections between academia and industry. The discussions highlighted the importance of regional partnerships in strengthening Central Asia’s economic future.

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On 19 October 2026, Westminster International University in Tashkent hosted an educational session featuring Nodirbek Nurmatov, Chief Specialist at the Tashkent City Centre for Educational and Awareness Activities.

During the meeting, Mr Nurmatov highlighted the importance of national values, language, traditions and cultural heritage in shaping a nation’s identity and connecting generations.

The session emphasised the importance of preserving cultural heritage, strengthening young people’s sense of identity and supporting their intellectual development through education and reading.

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On 16 October, our campus came alive with Clubs’ Day! Students explored a wide range of clubs and societies, from sports and music to art and academic interests.

It was a great opportunity to try something new, meet like-minded people and find a community to be part of.

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Westminster International University in Tashkent is pleased to invite students, academics and industry professionals to WIUT Business Forum 2026, bringing together business leaders, government representatives and experts to discuss the challenges shaping the hospitality and logistics industries.

The forum will explore how businesses navigate global economic uncertainty, technological transformation, changing customer expectations and environmental challenges while maintaining a focus on sustainable growth and long-term development.

Bringing together perspectives from hospitality, aviation, logistics and tourism, the event will provide a platform for sharing practical insights, discussing industry challenges and exploring opportunities for collaboration between business, government and academia.

Date: 20 October 2026
Time: 14:00
Venue: Hyatt Regency Tashkent

Register to participate: https://www.wiut.uz/wiut-business-forum-registration-form

Join us for an engaging discussion on the future of sustainable business and the strategies that help organisations adapt and grow in a changing world.

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Westminster International University in Tashkent held a special event as part of the celebrations of the upcoming Uzbek Language Day on 21 October, honouring the richness of the Uzbek language, literature and cultural heritage.

The event featured a variety of performances and activities, including traditional dances, musical performances, poetry recitals by international students, theatrical performances by the Uzbek Drama Club, and an Uzbek language quiz organised by the Book Club.

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On 10–11 October, Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT) hosted the finals of the “Intelligence in Use” Inter-University Hackathon, bringing together talented students from higher education institutions across Uzbekistan.

The competition attracted 325 teams from 42 higher education institutions nationwide. Following an online qualification round held in September, the top 40 teams, comprising 120 students, advanced to the two-day finals at WIUT.

During the final stage, participants developed and presented innovative solutions in two categories: Computer Vision and FinTech / AI in Finance.

The following teams were named winners and runners-up:

Computer Vision:
🥇 1st place — TruMinds, Westminster International University in Tashkent;
🥈 2nd place — PariVision, Webster University in Tashkent;
🥉 3rd place — Pitstop, Webster University in Tashkent.

FinTech / AI in Finance:
🥇 1st place — Centrum, Inha University in Tashkent;
🥈 2nd place — Dominify, Inha University in Tashkent;
🥉 3rd place — AGI, New Uzbekistan University.

The top three teams in each category were also offered residency opportunities at the innoWIUT Innovation Hub, enabling them to further develop and refine their projects.

The hackathon showcased the innovative potential of Uzbekistan's young talent and provided a valuable platform for strengthening collaboration between higher education institutions and industry in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

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We’re proud to announce that Tomila Boysunova has secured 1st place nationwide in the Cybersecurity category at the republican stage of the “IT Queens — Girls Creating the Future” innovation competition, held at the Transport University on 9 October 2026!

Congratulations to Tomila on this outstanding achievement! We’re proud to see our students pushing the boundaries of innovation and contributing to the future of cybersecurity.

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On 8 October, Westminster International University in Tashkent hosted a spiritual and educational awareness session under the theme “Peace as the Highest Value: Enlightenment Against Ignorance.” The event brought together representatives of the Committee on Religious Affairs, students and senior tutors.

The session addressed the importance of knowledge, critical thinking and a well-informed worldview in strengthening young people’s resilience to ignorance, harmful ideologies and contemporary global challenges. Particular attention was given to religious tolerance, respect for universal human values, and the importance of accessing reliable and verified religious sources.

Students actively engaged in the discussion and had the opportunity to raise questions and exchange views.

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Westminster International University in Tashkent, in partnership with the British Council and the British Embassy Uzbekistan, hosted the Study UK Alumni Inspiration Session, bringing together students, alumni and guests to explore international education and career opportunities.

The session featured Shirinkhon Toshkhujaeva, Orzugul Goyibova, Khursana Usmanova and Mushtariy Madrakhimova, who shared their experiences of studying in the UK, building international careers and contributing to their communities, as well as practical advice on scholarships and further study.

The event also highlighted the Study UK Alumni Awards 2027, which recognise the achievements and contributions of UK alumni across different fields and communities.

Applications in Uzbekistan are open until 15 October 2026.

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On 5 October 2026, Westminster International University in Tashkent hosted a creative meeting as part of the “Ma’rifat Ulashib” project, bringing together renowned Uzbek writers and poets Chorsham Ro‘ziyev, Muhiddin Omon and Nuriddin Aminjonov.

The meeting provided students with an opportunity to engage directly with prominent figures in Uzbek literature and learn more about their creative journeys, works and experiences. The guests shared insights into their entry into literature, the stories behind their works and the role of literature in shaping an individual’s worldview and spiritual development.

A key focus of the discussion was the importance of reading and developing a strong reading culture among young people. The writers encouraged students to read regularly, choose meaningful literary and educational works, analyse what they read and draw valuable lessons from literature.

The meeting highlighted the importance of literary and educational initiatives in broadening students’ perspectives, strengthening their interest in literature, developing creative thinking and enriching their intellectual and cultural lives. The guests also shared excerpts from their works and answered students’ questions about literature, creative practice and reading.

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On 30 September, we welcomed Dr Ceren Güven Güres, Head of the UN Women Central Asia Liaison Office, to Westminster International University in Tashkent. This week, our SDG Course turned the spotlight on SDG 5: Gender Equality.

Dr Güven Güres took our students through what SDG 5 means in practice, where Uzbekistan stands today, the progress made so far, and, most importantly, how young people can contribute to creating meaningful change.

The session continued with an open Q&A, giving students the opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with one of the leading voices on gender equality in the region.

This is exactly what Our Sustainable Future Together is about: connecting students with experts working on real-world challenges and turning global goals into meaningful conversations.

A huge thank you to Dr Ceren Güven Güres and the UN Women team for joining us and for returning to our Course!

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