Osh State University

The history of Osh State University began in 1939 with the opening of the Osh Teachers' Institute. In 1951 it became a pedagogical institute, and in 1992 it became a university. Currently, Osh State University has 8 institutes, 4 faculties, 1 Higher School, 1 center for postgraduate continuous medical education, 6 colleges of secondary vocational education, 4 schools-gymnasiums, more than 30 educational and methodological, cultural and aesthetic, resource centers, laboratories, 10 student dormitories, 2 medical clinics, 1 primary education center, 1 kindergarten, 18 sports complexes, 1 startup center, 2 boarding houses.

OshSU is an educational institution with a "special status" like 11 other state universities of the country. In accordance with this status, autonomy was granted both financially and administratively, starting with the creation of standards for educational programs. Our university, striving to reach the world level, ranked 260th out of 984 best universities in Asia in the prestigious international QS ranking and was among the 13 best universities out of 65 universities in Central Asia. OshSU received 4 stars in the international ranking of universities QS Stars, represented by the world's leading organization QS Quacquarelli Symonds, and joined the ranks of "four-star universities".