History of Institute Establishment

The Singapore Institute of Management Development in Tashkent is the first branch campus of the Singapore Institute of Management Development (Republic of Singapore) in Tashkent. Its establishment history dates back to January 2007, when the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, on the proposal of the President of the Republic of Singapore, accepted an official invitation to visit Singapore with a state visit. In May 2007, the Association of Banks of Uzbekistan invited the leadership of MDIS to participate in a regional conference on banking. Following this official visit, discussions between the Association of Banks of Uzbekistan and MDIS began regarding the teaching of Uzbekistan staff in Singapore. As a result, a delegation from the Association of Banks of Uzbekistan visited the institute to discuss this proposal. Subsequently, both parties decided to create study programs in Uzbekistan and focus on the development of this field.

Admission quota of the Institute for 2024-2025: 2500 admissions are planned including all directions.

International Cooperation:

As part of its goal of creating and expanding educational services exports, promoting cooperation in various areas of international education, conducting skills development courses, and preparing agreements between TSMRI and foreign educational institutions, TSMRI implements international cooperation with foreign educational institutions, as well as developing agreements and project proposals for the expansion of geographic diversity for TSMRI collaborations.

Providing Employment for Students

Information for Students

Our goal is to assist you in finding a job that will support your educational and professional development goals and strengthen them. Working while studying at TSMRI not only provides you with a salary, but also helps to develop valuable skills, gain unique experiences, increase knowledge, and complete your resume.

Career Fairs

Career fairs are events regularly held by the Business Development Center of TSMRI. The main objective of the event is to provide employers with the opportunity to select employees among TSMRI students and graduates.

The job fair is held twice a year (in spring and autumn) at the institute. The list of employers includes the country's commercial banks and financial institutions, public information outlets and publishing companies, industrial enterprises, tourism companies and hotels, as well as government organizations and ministries.

This is an excellent opportunity for students to speak with potential employers, present themselves to the hiring companies, and obtain information about existing vacancies.

Campus Interviews

To create convenient conditions for both employers and students, the TSMRI Career Center conducts campus interviews for job placement.

Employer Presentations

For companies, it is recommended to visit TSMRI to provide presentations on their work activities and inform interested students about professional development opportunities. Presentations are held once a week during the semester (Professional Thursday) and usually last for an hour.

Employment at TSMRI

TSMRI's administrative departments offer job opportunities and internships for TSMRI students, with coordinators helping you find a job schedule that fits your classNameNameNameNameNameNameName schedule.

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Off-Campus Employment

The Career Center assists in finding work/internships in Tashkent or in other regions.

Employer Information

Please contact the TSMRI Career Center at careercentre@mdis.uz for additional information.

Student Dormitories:

The Student Services Department supervises the admission of students studying for bachelor's and master's degrees to the TSMRI dormitory, while also managing the registration of dormitories and the placement of citizens in dormitories.

Contact the Student Services Department for questions about the TTJ.

The TSMRI student dormitory is a comfortable three-story dormitory that accommodates up to 140 students. TSMRI provides the highest quality living conditions for students to live comfortably in the TTJ.

The dormitory is regulated by strict rules and students are required to strictly follow rules. There is a 24-hour security service at the dormitory. Non-residents or individuals who do not have a document certifying their identity cannot enter the dormitory.

Both men and women live in separate quarters: the first and third floors of the building are for men, and the second floor is reserved for women. The majority of the dormitory rooms are designed for two people and each room has basic amenities, such as shared bathrooms.

Joint Programs:

To increase the motivation of students, improve their academic level and better understand the culture, customs, and relations of TSMRI and SMRI (Singapore), TSMRI collaborated with