Webster University Tashkent

Key Highlights

• Official Webster University campus operating in Tashkent since 2019
• Degrees are recognized in Uzbekistan under Presidential Resolution No. PP-4245
• Webster’s Higher Learning Commission accreditation covers the Tashkent location
• More than 6,370 students from over 32 countries were reported for fall 2025

Student Life & Environment

Campus life is organized around a student government, student-led clubs, university events and orientation. The Student Government Association has elected officers and committees covering events, sports, student support and public relations. Its stated functions include representing student concerns, managing club and event budgets, and acting as a link between students and university leadership. The published club list covers team and individual sports, creative interests, community service and academic interests. Examples include football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, chess, programming, public speaking, debate, radio, book and charity clubs. Because club activity can change between terms, incoming students should confirm which groups are active and how membership or team selection works during their intake. University accommodation is available to both local and international students. The official housing page describes 50 furnished rooms with total capacity for 129 residents, shared kitchens and laundry facilities, internet, study furniture, recreation areas, security and on-site support. It also says staff can assist students seeking off-campus housing. The page does not publish a current 2026–2027 room price, contract length, meal arrangement or allocation deadline, so applicants should obtain these details directly before budgeting or paying a deposit. New students attend orientation before classes. Undergraduate orientation covers academic systems, policies, services and ways to participate in campus life; the university describes attendance as mandatory for undergraduates. Graduate students are strongly encouraged to attend because their courses use Webster’s online systems extensively.

Location & Surroundings

The main campus is at 13 Alisher Navoi Avenue in Tashkent’s Shaykhantakhur district, postcode 100011. The university identifies Pakhtakor and Alisher Navoi as nearby metro stations and lists several bus routes serving the area. This central setting can make the campus accessible from multiple parts of the city, although students should test the actual commute from prospective housing during peak travel periods. Tashkent is Uzbekistan’s capital and its principal administrative, commercial and cultural center. For students, an urban location means access to government institutions, businesses, cultural venues and transport connections beyond the campus. International students should budget separately for housing, local transportation, food, immigration-related expenses and health needs because the university’s tuition table does not represent a complete cost of attendance. Some programs or components are offered through extended locations and partner institutions rather than exclusively at the Navoi Avenue campus. Applicants in biology, chemistry, nursing, health administration or any program advertised at another site should confirm the teaching address, laboratory or clinical arrangements, and expected travel between locations. Campus visits and open-house events are offered at the main address, giving applicants an opportunity to inspect facilities and discuss location-specific questions before enrolling.

Costs & Career Outcomes

For 2026–2027, standard full-time undergraduate tuition is listed as 50,350,000 Uzbek soums for two semesters, excluding nursing, biology and chemistry. Local-student tuition for nursing, biology, chemistry and psychology is 53,000,000 soums. Foreign undergraduate students are charged 25% more than local students. The university permits the annual undergraduate flat fee to be paid in halves at the start of each semester and warns that rates can change when the academic year begins in the summer. Published 2026–2027 graduate program totals are 99,378,000 soums for the 36-credit MBA, 82,815,000 soums for a listed 30-credit MBA route, 115,941,000 for the MHA, 61,215,000 each for MA TESOL and Education and Innovation, and 99,378,000 for Strategic Communications. Foreign graduate tuition is listed as 25% above local rates. Because two MBA structures appear in the same table, applicants should ask which curriculum applies to their entry cohort. Graduate installment payment is available. These figures are tuition, not a comprehensive student budget. The official pages reviewed do not provide a 2026–2027 housing price, meal plan, books estimate, transport allowance, insurance cost or consolidated cost of attendance. Scholarship and discount eligibility also cannot be inferred from the headline tuition table; applicants should request a written personal fee calculation before committing. Academic pages emphasize professional preparation and include career-oriented curricula, while the wider Webster network offers an international alumni community. However, no verified Tashkent-specific graduate employment rate, salary figure or employer list was found in the selected current sources. Career decisions should therefore be based on the curriculum, location, practical requirements and direct questions about internships and career support rather than unsupported outcome claims.