Selecting Colleges in Central Asia For Management Studies

Posted date: 11 Jul 2014

Today Central Asia comprises five independent republics, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan. From its beginning in 1917, the Soviet state never included Kazakhstan in Muslim Central Asia, preferring to give it a non-Asian identity by linking it closely to Russia and Siberia. Today, however, the Kazakhs themselves and the world at large believe they are very much part of the region. Central Asia covers an area of 3,994,300 square kilometers which includes some of the most sparsely populated regions in the world. Its population of only 51 million people includes more than 100 different ethnic groups, from Germans and Austrians to Tibetans and Koreans. The largest ethnic group is the Uzbeks. Uzbekistan has a population of more than 30 million, and Uzbeks from substantial minorities in all other four republics. There were some 10.6 million Russians living in Central Asia in 1992, but there has been a large-scale exodus of Russians from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Because of fears of ethnic violence and Islamic fundamentalism.  There Are many Universities in Central Asia. Some of the Management universities are following: 

Uzbekistan

    1.Management Development Institute Of Singapore.

    2.Westminster International University In Tashken

    3.Bukhara State University    

    4.Karshi Engineering-economics Institute

    5.Moscow National University In Tashkent

    6. Namangan State University

    7.National University Of Uzbekistan

    8.Tashkent Architectural Building Institute

    9.Tashkent Institute Of Finance.

   10.Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Melioration.

   11.Tashkent State Institute Of Law

   12.Tashkent State Agrarian University

   13.University Of World Economy And Diplomacy

   14.Urgench State University

   15.Tashkent State University Of Economics

   16.Samarkand State University- Faculty Of Economics.

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