Sustainability

Tashkent University of Information Technologies named after Muhammad al-Khwarizmi provides affordable housing for students. The University’s dormitories offered 2,536 places in 2025 at a regulated fee of 330,000 soums a month, well below private rents in Tashkent, and orphans and students from low-income families have priority and fee reductions. Places are allocated transparently through the online platform ttj.tuit.uz.

At a glance

• ✓Evaluate affordable housing — Rental prices, living conditions and safety studied with three mahallas; list of affordable flats for students
• ✓Provide housing — University dormitories at regulated fees
• ✓Provide financial aid — Dormitory fee waivers for orphans and students from low-income families

Dormitories

Figures from the Department of Administration and Housekeeping.

Allocation

Students apply online through ttj.tuit.uz or my.gov.uz. Applications are reviewed by the Student Housing Coordination Department against published criteria, with priority for orphans, students with disabilities, students from low-income families and first-year students from remote regions. Fees can be paid through the Payme application.

Evaluation of affordable rental housing

Students who do not get a dormitory place are helped to find affordable private housing. In August 2025 University staff visited the “Anorzor”, “Shahriston” and “Husniobod” mahalla citizens’ assemblies in Yunusobod district, studied rental prices, living conditions and safety criteria, identified suitable affordable flats and compiled a single electronic list for students (TUIT Spirituality and Enlightenment Centre Telegram channel, 8 August 2025, t.me/tatu_talabalar_uchun/18352). See also indicator 11.4.7.