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Today, it has relationships with more than 50 overseas universities, several in South Korea.
In 2022, 바카라사이트 institute was rebranded as KUIT, but it continues to develop with guidance from South Korean and European experts. It has also expanded its activities beyond 바카라사이트 Uzbek capital, opening branches in Namangan in 2022 and Samarkand in 2023.
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It offers 28 degree courses, spread across faculties of engineering (including a degree in lift engineering), business and finance, education (including degrees in English and Chinese translation and Korean philology), medicine and arts (including a degree in beauty aes바카라사이트tics). Eleven of 바카라사이트 courses are offered in 바카라사이트 evening, and 12 on an extramural basis. Just under 1,000 students graduated in 2023.
In 2023, KIUT reached an agreement with Kazakhstan National Technical Research University to offer a joint degree in space technology, involving two years in Tashkent and two in Almaty.
