“International Conference on Electrical Facilities and information technologies 2022” was held at Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent

  During the visit of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev to the Republic of Korea in December 2021, he stressed the importance of developing innovative cooperation between universities and the need to create a permanent space for their regular communication.

In this regard, in cooperation with the Turin Polytechnic University, the Korean National Transportation University and the Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers signed an agreement between the two countries to further develop the system of training highly qualified engineers based on international best practices in energy and ICT, as well as to expand international scientific cooperation in higher education.

In order to initiate cooperation, Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent with the involvement of about 100 Korean scientists from various fields jointly organized the international scientific and technical conference “International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Information Technology 2022” (https ://icef2022 .org/) dated on August 10-13, 2022.

The conference is beeing held in a hybrid (offline and online) form, and participants from countries such as Korea, Italy, Turkey, India, and Pakistan are attending.

Organizers of the international conference:

• Korea National Transport University
• Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent,
• Korean Institute of Electrical Engineers
• Tashkent University of Information Technologies
• Tashkent State Transport University

The purpose of this conference is to exchange experiences with local professors and teachers, senior researchers, independent researchers working in the field of alternative energy, transportation and information technology and to develop cooperation between foreign specialists.

Dr. Rizwan leading a seminar at Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent on August 5, 2022

TURIN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY IN TASHKENT

AUGUST 8, 2022

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TTPU Organizes Seminar on Nuclear Energy Program with U.S. Leading Scholar

By Khasan Khankeldiyev, TTPU’s International Relations Department

Local participants of the seminar on preserving objects of the cultural heritages are getting ready to meet their counterparts from Italy, Germany, Croatia and Tajikistan via Zoom platform at TTPU’s conference hall (September 15, 2020).

Two leading specialists from the United State and Uzbekistan participated in the seminar on Nuclear Energy Program on August 5, 2022.

From the U.S. side, it was Dr. Rizwan Uddin, who is leading expert in the field of nuclear, plasma and radiological engineering from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He led two seminar topics. One was on “Human Capital for Carbon Free Energy Sources.” The second topic was about Master’s Program in Energy Systems at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

“Carbon free energy, environment, and sustainability are complex, interconnected challenges facing humanity. An integrated approach is critical to address these daunting challenges,” says Professor Rizwan Uddin of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. “It requires a new mindset as well as training of personnel who are aware of the challenges and have the skills to use the tools available to tackle these.”

Vohid Qudratov, Head of Science and Innovation Department at Uzatom Agency also participated in a seminar. He made an overall presentation on Nuclear Power Program in Uzbekistan.

In regard of this seminar, TTPU Rector Jamshid Inoyatkhodjaev says, “It is the beginning of good collaboration.” 

There are many ambitious students at the Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent, who never stop improving themselves!

As proof of this, three students from our university were included in the Uzbek Student Almanac “Ziyolilar”, which is published annually and contains profiles of the best students throughout the country.

These three are Saidakbarkhan Pulatov, Akbar Imamov and Jasur Mustafoyev, all undergraduate students of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

The main goal of the “Ziyolilar” project is to explore how young people suceed through their work and ambitions, the challenges they faced, their plans for the future, and a host of other fascinating information.

For information, anyone can get aquainted with this book in the university library.

On July 26-27, MOCK exams were held for new professionalizing degree “Industrial Manufacturing Technologies” of TTPU. The exam was held online, fully in English in Asaka factory of “Uzauto Motors” JSC.

On July 19 the consortium of the MechaUz project had a productive time with visits to the industrial and educational facilities.

The visit started from the CITIN- Industrial Technological Interface Centre, where the project partners were acquainted with the technologies and methodologies that allow the center to perform integration of education and industry. The director of CITIN Sergio Lopes presented quite interesting information regarding the work which is being done in the Centre, especially the research on transformation to Industry 5.0. Sergio Lopes expressed its readiness to cooperate with Uzbek Higher Educational Institutions on this field. The speech was continued with information about start-up incubator organization INCUBO which is engaged in helping young and small companies to develop completely their business-plan, get fund for their project realization.

Later on, the consortium had a tour in the IPVC laboratory of Mechanical Engineering. The laboratory has a strong emphasis on the automotive sector, especially repair and maintenance. The specialists of Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent had a very productive conversation with the technicians of the laboratory regarding the construction and maintenance of automobiles.

Finally, a visit to the school of Agriculture was held. The specialists of the school presented their scientific research works in the field of crossing plants and wine production.

In the frame of Erasmus+ CBHE project “MechaUz- modernization of mechatronics and robotics in Bachelor degree in Uzbekistan through innovative ideas and digital technologies” Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo (Portugal) hosts 2nd training and 4th project-partner meeting between July 18th and July 23rd.

On July 18th the project partners held a meeting in the walls of the Institute to discuss very important issues and aspects related to the project activities.

The meeting started with a welcome speech of Carlos Rodrigues, president of IPVC. He stated that the cooperation of European and Uzbek universities in the frame of this project will provide great opportunities for developing sustainable networking even at the period when the project activities are finished.

Representatives of IPVC prepared quite a broad agenda of activities which includes discussion of key issues related to the project, trainings for teachers and engineers and also cultural events. Other representatives also made a very useful presentation about the current status of Work Packages and other issues regarding the project.

TTPU representative Seyran Asanov presented information regarding the established i-Labs at Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent

According to the presentations, all HEI performed quite well in the development of laboratories in the frame of the project.

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On July 14, 2022, there was a discussion of project of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan “Development of amendments and additions to the Constitution of Uzbekistan” with the participation of employees, professors, students of Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent.

Shamsiddin Amonov, the head of Almazor district justice department, took part in video conference, and discussed the changes and additions expected to be added to the Constitution, and detailed their relevance.

Amendments to more than 60 articles of the Constitution and addition of 6 new articles are under consideration.

During the event, the participants expressed their opinions on the draft Constitutional law and received answers to their questions.

On July 5 and 6, the second entrance exams were held at TTPU.

Professors from Turin Polytechnic university in Italy took part in exam, in order to conduct and control an open and transparent examination process.

We want to remind that the admission test for Management track will be held on July 13th.

Applicants who couldn’t come to the first and second exams have an opportunity to enter the 3rd entrance exam, which will be held in september.

Dear Applicants, please find the list of applicants and corresponding time of the admission test on July 5th and July 6th. Please bring with you identification document (passport or ID card) and receipt of the admission fee.

Please note that the admission test for Management track will be held on July 13th.

Overview

The master program will cover the interdisciplinary approach to learn how to design and operate any modern communication system, including satellite and radio links, fiber optic networks, computer networks, wireless networks and how to process an information: signals, images and videos.

Curriculum of the master program was developed in the framework of SPACECOM Erasmus+ project (www.spacecom.uz) which creates the innovative teaching and learning environment for education of high skilled specialists in line with labor market and according to EU best practices and Bologna process.

Program Offer

The main goal of the Master of Science (MSc/MEng) programs is to provide graduate students with advanced education and training for highly qualified professions in data analysis and communication technology field. In this program, students will learn main aspects and skills in the field of analysis of big data, use and develop of communication technologies. Gained skills through the program gave an opportunity to apply by graduates further research or job in the area of:

• Aerospace communications;
• Mobile and cellular communications;
• Connected cars and autonomous driving;
• Data centers;
• Satellite communications;
• Environmental data analysis;
• Multimedia processing and machine learning;
• Telecommunication and computer networks and
• and etc.

The Master Course’s teaching methodology is incorporated into the general structure of the course and enables students to continue their education for PhD study programs either in European, national or international institutions.

Course Activities

The two-year Master Course is divided into four semesters (two years). The overall number of 120 ECTS credits is assigned for Master Course and is divided into 30 ECTS per semester (60 ECTS per year). The number of credits per subject is in general 6 ECTS as in many European countries. See the curriculum of the master course.

First-year students are provided with theoretical backgrounds on different disciplines with basic training to learn the use of software and tools.

Second-year students are involved in the analysis and data collection from specific case studies where they can elaborate the idea for the final thesis. 

The 4th semester is comprised with the research (laboratory or professional practice), oriented Master’s thesis writing and submission (research-based learning) of total 30 ECTS.

On June 24, 2022, a meeting with students who won scholarships to study in Italy took place at Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent. About 40 TTPU students will study for Fall Semester 2022 at Politecnico di Torino (Italy) under the Erasmus exchange program. Most students will receive their monthly stipends of 850 euro throughout the semester, plus their round-trip tickets will be covered.

Vice-rector for Academic and Scientific Affairs of TTPU, Fulvio Rinaudio, spoke to students at the meeting, which was held in an interactive format. Students received all necessary answers to their questions about living and studying in Italy.

For information: Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent conducts an Erasmus exchange program with Politecnico di Torino for 2nd and 3rd year students. Period of study: Fall semester 2022 The program involves students of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Engineering.

In addition to Italy, TTPU students also may spend one or two semesters under exchange programs in Poland, Spain, Germany, Russia, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Lithuania and more.

On June 13, 2022, the weekly training meeting of the European Union Erasmus+ CBHE program on the SPACECOM project began at Artesis Plantijn University College of Antwerp (AP Hogeschool Antwerpen). This meeting includes the networking, coordination meeting of consortium partners and special training on FPGA Programming and Software Defined Radio (SDR).

On the first day of the meeting, all partners of the project:

2 European universities: Technical University Sofia (Bulgaria), AP Hogeschool Antwerpen (Belgium), and 6 universities of Uzbekistan: Tashkent University of Information Technologies (Tashkent) – project coordinator; Fergana Polytechnic Institute (Ferghana); Tashkent State Technical University (Tashkent); Tashkent University of Information Technologies Karshi Branch (Karshi); National University of Uzbekistan (Tashkent); Astronomical Institute of the Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences (Tashkent); Retraining In-Service Center of Academic Staff in Tashkent University of Information Technologies (Tashkent) and representatives of Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent (Tashkent) were attended the event.

The team members of the ELBA project, Mr.Mansur Asranov, and Mr.Khamidulla Khabibullaev, conducted an online seminar for the Network Center at Tashkent University of Information Technologies. Mr.Mansur Asranov focused his speech on the opportunities provided by the Erasmus Plus CBHE Joint Projects program, and ongoing projects in TTPU, such as #ELBA, #ERAMCA, #MechUZ, #MUSAE, and #SPACECO. He also highlighted its impact on the development of the training and research landscape of Uzbekistan, especially in the field of Intelligent Big Data Analysis (IBDA). Mr.Khamidulla Khabibullaev provided comprehensive information about the outputs of the #ELBA project, such as the newly developed course package, IBDA training, and research center infrastructure specifications.

The project facts and results were welcomed by the attendants with great interest.
Moreover, the ELBA project team members shared their experiences and motivated professors and researchers from the hosting center to step into “The amazing world of Erasmus+”.

On June 1 of this year, members of the Erasmus+ project consortium “MechaUz – modernization of mechatronics and robotics for higher education institutions in Uzbekistan through innovative ideas and digital technologies” visited the Vilnius Baldai furniture production plant.

The purpose of the visit was to get acquainted with the production processes of the university. The consortium members were presented with a full production cycle, starting from the process of feeding raw materials to the packaging of final products. The guests of the plant noted the high level of automation of production. It was also found that the plant has very close scientific and practical ties with the Vilnius Gediminas Technical University.

At the end of the meeting, the guests had a very informative conversation with the plant’s employees about the importance and necessity of introducing new technologies for teaching mechatronics and robotics in higher educational institutions.

On May 30, 2022, the 3rd meeting of the European Union Erasmus+CBHE program on the MechaUZ project began at Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VILNIUS Tech). This meeting included the interaction of partners and special training.

On the first day of the meeting, all partners of the project: 6 European universities (International Greek University (Thessaloniki, Greece) – project coordinator, Research Center of South-Eastern Europe (Thessaloniki, Greece), Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (Vilnius, Lithuania), Liepaja University (Liepaja, Latvia), Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences (Valmiera Latvia), Polytechnic Institute of Viano do Castello (Viano do Castelo, Portugal) and 6 universities of Uzbekistan: Andijan Engineering Institute (Andijan) – The event was attended by representatives of Turin Polytechnic University (Tashkent), Fergana Polytechnic Institute (Ferghana), Tashkent University of Information Technologies (Tashkent), Karshi Institute of Engineering and Economics (Karshi), Tashkent State Technical University (Tashkent) and the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Rector of Vilnius Gediminas Technical University at the opening ceremony of the training seminar, Prof. Dr. Romualdas Klyukas made a speech and wished the project participants success.

Then, in accordance with the WP2 agenda: implementation of educational programs within the framework of the development of a new bachelor’s degree program, information about the education system, mechatronics and robotics was discussed with partners with the participation of project coordinator Thomas Tomidis (Hellenic International University, Greece).

The training seminar and discussions continue in accordance with the agenda.

More detailed information about the project can be found on the mecha.uz website.

Today, innovative technologies at the speed of light enter all aspects of our lives. The rapid development of technology could not but affect the educational system.

In order to introduce innovative technologies into the educational process of the university, an agreement was signed between the Turin Polytechnic Institute in Tashkent and the “ALPHA DX GROUP” to establish a joint venture.

The main goal is to improve the quality of education and the interest of students in learning, the introduction of virtual reality technologies, blokchain  and NFT  technologies into the educational process and the formation of educational materials (content) based on these technologies.

Through the development of the latest AR and VR technologies, it is planned to introduce the innovative EduVerse concept into the educational process at the Turin Polytechnic University and launch the 2 + 2 programs.

For this, a laboratory has been created at our university and the necessary equipment for EduVerse is being purchased.

In the future, it is planned to create a learning platform with partners to create new content for other educational institutions through EduVerse.

REGULATION ON ADMISSION – SECOND PHASE AND DEADLINES OF SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS FOR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE STUDY PROGRAMS IN TURIN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY IN TASHKENT (TTPU) FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2022/2023

Date of examination

• Exam of the second phase will take place on JULY 5,6,7, starting time 10 am local time (Registration deadline July 1); When registering please choose July 5 as the date of the exam in the TIL-Engineering section.
• Third session will take place in September (tentative period; exact dates and procedure will be announced later) and eligible applicants are not allowed to skip PY.

The admissions tests will be at the Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent at the address: Kichik Halka Yuli street, 17, Tashkent 100095, Uzbekistan (Landmark: Students’ Campus, former Cinema “Nukus”, supermarket “Asia.uz”).  

Online Application

PLEASE WATCH THE FOLLOWING VIDEOS HOW TO FILL IN ONLINE APPLICATION.

VIDEO OH HOW TO REGISTER

VIDEO ON HOW TO FILL ITALIAN APPLICATION

The registration is now open for the second, i.e., July session.

IN ORDER TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE ONLINE APPLICATION ALL STEPS SHOULD BE FILLED CORRECTLY!

In order to ensure the transparency of the admission process, applicants must upload their recent photo and attach the pdf copy of the passport (or ID Card) after the registration to the LMS platform.

In addition, due the cost associated with maintaining the student database, each applicant must pay the admission fee of 5 euros (65000 sum) at the exchange rate of Central Bank. The receipt of the payment must be also uploaded to the application form above. Applicants who have not paid the admission fee will not be admitted to the exams.

After the successful completion of the application form applicants will receive confirmation email.

If the applicant did not make successfully the Online Application within the admission period, then the documents will not be accepted and the applicant will not be allowed to take the exam!

Online test

Knowledge of the applicant will be assessed by a set of online tests with multiple-choice questions, featuring a difficulty level that is adequate to the secondary school programs of the Uzbekistan.

The Online Test consists of:

• Mathematics: 18 questions (time: 40 minutes)
• Comprehension: 6 questions (time: 12 minutes)
• Logic: 6 questions (time: 12 minutes)
• Physics: 12 questions (time: 26 minutes)

The full online test consists of 42 questions and will last 90 minutes. Each question has 5 possible choices, but only one of them is correct.

Every question carries:

• 1 point – if it is correct(you get 1 point)
• -0.25 points – if it is wrong(you loose 0.25 points)
• 0 points – if it is left blank(you do not loose any points)

All the questions will be in English!

For information about regulations, procedures and dates for Management track please follow the link .

Exam results

Applicants will know their results soon after the end of the online test. The full list of the candidates ranked with percentage of their results will be announced within a week after the admission test.

After the announcement of the results of examinations, applicants who have successfully passed the admission test must submit the following documents to the Admission Committee:

• submit the paper application form, provided at the front desk by the Admission Office: it must be properly filled in and initially signed by the Applicant, in front of an Authorized member of the Admission Committee;
• show the original Passport (with copy);
• provide 4 color photos 3 x 4;
• provide 1 paper folder, large envelop;
• submit Secondary Education Certificate (college or lyceum certificate/ diploma);
• IELTS certificate 5.5 band or higher (for other language certificates see section 1.4. of this regulations).

Paper documents should be submitted to the Admission Committee at Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent: Kichik Halqa Yuli str. 17, Tashkent 100095, Uzbekistan.

Exemptions from the admission test

This section is intended for applicants, who have certificates listed below. A score equal to or higher than a given threshold is set. The students with very high marks are possibly allowed to skip the Preparatory Year and enter the First Level. The final decision is made by the Admission Committee coordinated by the Vice-Rector on Academic and Scientific Matters. For foreign students coming from countries where Admission Test to University is compulsory, it is necessary to attach a certificate confirming that the exam is passed.

Certificates considered equivalent to the admission test (the following number refers to the grading equal to or higher than the threshold: 60/100)

GRE (General Test) with a minimum score of 153 in the “Verbal” section and 144 in “Quantitative” section and any score inthe “Analytical Writing” section

GMAT with a minimum score of 500 in the two sections “Verbal” and “Quantitative”, with any score in the “AnalyticalWriting” section.

SAT SAT Reasoning test (section “Evidence-Based Reading and Writing” and section “Math” with a minimum score of 500 points in each section) and SAT Subject Test (section “Physics Level 1 or 2” and section “Mathematics Level 1 or 2” with a minimum score of 500 points in each section). The two sections “Evidence-Based Reading and Writing” and “Math” of the SAT Test can be replaced by the ACT Test with a minimum score of 20.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE CERTIFICATE

The minimum IELTS (academic) requirement for enrollment in the Preparatory Year of the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) programs at TTPU is IELTS 4.5.

IELTS (academic) 5.5 or higher is mandatory to progress to the First Level of the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) programs atTTPU.

The equivalent English Language Certificates and exemption cases can be found at https://didattica.polito.it/cla/en/certificates.

TUITION FEE

The tuition fee for all courses of the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) on the Preparatory year is 28 500 000 (twenty-eight million five hundred thousand) UZB sums.

CONTACTS

Responsible people for the work process of the Admission Committee:

Chairman of the Admission Committee – Inoyatkhodjaev J. Sh.

Secretary of the Admission Committee – Abdullayev F. B.

The administration of the Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent is not responsible for the activities of people outside of this list!

For more information regarding the application process and any other queries, please contact directly to Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent at:

Kichik Halka Yuli street, 17, Tashkent 100095, Uzbekistan (Landmark: Students’ Campus, former Cinema “Nukus”, supermarket “Asia.uz”)

(Room №105).

E-mail: admission@polito.uz

Tel: +99871 246-80-51, +99871 246-80-52

On May 16, 2022, This week TTPU’s Rector Jamshid Inoyatkhodjaev hosted a delegation of Politecnico di Torino (Italy) headed by Rector Guido Saracco on TTPU campus.

During the meeting, plans for the next academic year were discussed, including the launch of a new direction “Industrial manufacturing technologies.”

Rector Guido Saracco met with students and academic staff of TTPU at the university conference hall. The relevance and possibilities of the direction “Technologies of industrial production” and the existing directions of the university were discussed. After the meeting, which was held in the form of an open dialogue, the participants had a question-and-answer session.

On May 16, 2022, within the framework of the Erasmus + project to expand the boundaries of higher education, at the Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent, meeting of the participants of the Erasmus + project “MechaUz- modernization of mechatronics and robotics for scientific research of bachelor’s degree Uzbekistan in connection with the emergence of ideas and digital technologies” took place.

 The meeting was attended by representatives of 13 organizations, including 6 higher educational institutions of Uzbekistan (Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent, Tashkent State Technical University, Tashkent University of Information Technology, Andijan Machine-Building Institute, Fergana Polytechnic Institute and Karshi Engineering-Economics Institute), 6 universities of the European Union, including the International Hellenic University (Greece), South-East European Research Center (Greece), Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (Lithuania), Liepaja University (Latvia), Vidzeme University and Viana do Castelo Polytechnic Institute (Portugal).

During the meeting, special attention was paid to WP-2 – the development of a modern curriculum in mechatronics, which will allow higher educational institutions of Uzbekistan to train highly qualified specialists in the field of mechatronics and robotics according to international standards. The participants of the meeting exchanged views on the overall format of the program and discussed in detail the training modules that will make up the curriculum in the future.

Also, due attention was paid to the coverage of the project’s activities in the media. A roadmap has been developed to improve work in social networks and public relations. At the end of the meeting, it was proposed to develop mechanisms for the creation of an association of mechatronics engineers, which will popularize this industry in Uzbekistan and create a huge communication platform for both experienced engineers and beginners and students.

On May 16, 2022, a meeting with the legendary defender of Milan football club – Christian Zaccardo and young players – pupils of the “Juventus” football academy was held at the Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent. The meeting was also attended by Donato Albanese – manager of AC MILAN and Massimiliano Alesi – head of the Uzbek joint venture BMB-OPERA ZAFFERANO.

The main purpose of the visit is to communicate with young players, hold a master class for them, answer their questions and get acquainted with the conditions created at the Juventus Academy.
The meeting made an unforgettable impression on the young players. They took colorful photos with the football player and received an autograph as a memory of this event.