Degree Requirements

Degree Requirements for an undergraduate degree in Business Administration

Students must complete their degree requirements to receive a diploma from Tashkent State University of Economics.

1) Program Profile

Award: Bachelor's,   

Normal length: 4 academic years (8 semesters)

Credit load: 240 ECTS

Language of instruction: Uzbek, Russian, English

Home unit: Department of Business Administration

2) Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

On successful completion of the program a student should be able to:

A. Disciplinary Knowledge

• Explain core theories of management, economics, and organizational behavior, and apply them to real-world business contexts.
• Describe the operation of markets for goods, services, finance, labor, and technology within different forms of enterprises.
• Understand the institutional and regulatory framework of business, including corporate governance, taxation, and compliance.

B. Analytical and Quantitative Competence

• Collect, analyze, and interpret financial, marketing, and operational data for effective decision-making.
• Build and evaluate models of enterprise performance, investment efficiency, and business strategy.
• Apply econometrics, statistics, and information technologies for business forecasting and risk analysis.
• Use digital tools and business analytics systems for monitoring and evaluating organizational outcomes.

C. Strategy, Policy and Management

• Design and implement business strategies, organizational structures, and project management plans.
• Develop policies and initiatives for entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainable growth.
• Lead teams and manage human resources effectively, applying modern leadership and motivational techniques.
• Optimize supply chains, financial flows, and marketing strategies to enhance competitiveness.

D. Communication, Negotiation, and Professional Practice

• Communicate effectively in professional, cross-cultural, and multilingual environments.
• Conduct negotiations with stakeholders, prepare business contracts, reports, and project documentation.
• Apply professional ethics, corporate responsibility, and codes of conduct in business practices.

E. Ethics, Risk and Crisis Management

• Ensure ethical conduct, transparency, and compliance with corporate and legal standards.
• Identify, assess, and mitigate risks related to finance, operations, and external business environments.
• Manage crises such as supply-chain disruptions, market shocks, or organizational challenges, and design response strategies.
• Integrate sustainability principles and social responsibility into business decisions.

3) Credit Structure (240 ECTS)

General Education (GE): 36 ECTS

Quantitative & Research Core: 30 ECTS

Economics Core: 44 ECTS

Business Administration Core: 40 ECTS

Internship-30

Elective courses-60

Total: 36 + 30 + 44 + 40 + 30 + 60 = 240 ECTS

4) Graduation Requirements

Successful completion of 240 ECTS with all core requirements met.

Minimum CGPA: 2.6/4.0.

Internships completed and validated by the host & faculty supervisor.

Ethics & integrity clearance: no unresolved academic misconduct.

Degree Requirements for an undergraduate degree in Logistics

Students must complete their degree requirements to receive a diploma from Tashkent State University of Economics.

1) Program Profile

Award: Bachelor's,  

Normal length: 4 academic years (8 semesters)

Credit load: 240 ECTS

Language of instruction: Uzbek, Russian, English

Home unit: Department of Business Administration

2) Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

For detailed information on undergraduate graduation requirements, please review the Academic Regulations on Organizing the Educational Process at Tashkent State University of Economics under the Credit-Module (ECTS) System. These regulations outline the program structure, credit accumulation and progression, assessment policies, and the requirements for earning a Bachelor’s degree.

On successful completion of the program a student should be able to:

A. Disciplinary Knowledge

• Explain the core theories of logistics, supply chain management, and transport economics.
• Describe the structure and functioning of procurement, transportation, warehousing, and distribution systems.
• Understand the regulatory and institutional framework of logistics, including customs procedures, trade rules, and standards.

B. Analytical and Quantitative Competence

• Collect, analyze, and interpret logistics and transport data to improve decision-making.
• Build and evaluate models of supply chain efficiency, transport flows, and infrastructure development.
• Apply statistics, econometrics, and digital tools for forecasting, optimization, and risk analysis.
• Use logistics information systems (LIS) and modern ICT to monitor and manage supply chains.

C. Strategy, Policy and Management

• Design and implement logistics strategies at enterprise, regional, and international levels.
• Develop policies and business models for sustainable and innovative logistics systems.
• Lead teams and manage resources effectively in logistics operations and projects.
• Optimize costs, quality, and speed of supply chain and transport processes.

D. Communication, Negotiation, and Professional Practice

• Communicate effectively with stakeholders, partners, and clients in professional and multilingual contexts.
• Conduct negotiations for transport contracts, logistics services, and supply chain partnerships.
• Prepare professional reports, project documentation, and business proposals in logistics.

E. Ethics, Risk and Crisis Management

• Ensure ethical conduct and compliance with legal, safety, and environmental standards in logistics.
• Assess and mitigate risks related to transport, warehousing, and international supply chains.
• Manage crises such as supply chain disruptions, infrastructure failures, or customs bottlenecks, and design response strategies.
• Integrate sustainability and green logistics principles into operational and strategic decisions.
• Integrate sustainability principles and social responsibility into business decisions.

3) Credit Structure (240 ECTS)

General Education (GE): 36 ECTS

Quantitative & Research Core: 30 ECTS

Economics Core: 44 ECTS

Logistics Core: 40 ECTS

Internship-30

Elective courses-60

Total: 36 + 30 + 44 + 40 + 30 + 60 = 240 ECTS

4) Graduation Requirements

Successful completion of 240 ECTS with all core requirements met.

Minimum CGPA: 2.6/4.0.

Internships completed and validated by the host & faculty supervisor.

Ethics & integrity clearance: no unresolved academic misconduct.