Westminster International University in Tashkent is Uzbekistan's first international university. The university is the first in Central Asia to offer a Western education, with UK qualifications. WIUT was established in 2002 in conjunction with the "UMID" Presidential Foundation, the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialised Education and the University of Westminster in London.
LLM in International Commercial Law is an internationally recognized master's degree awarded by the University of Westminster. It is targeted at working professionals who wish to blend learning and working. It covers those aspects of law that commercial law practitioners could expect to encounter on a regular basis. This course is unique in Uzbekistan and Central Asia in terms of providing opportunity to study commercial law in accordance with international standards. Entry Requirements: Students are required, other than in exceptional circumstances, to have a higher education qualification which must be equivalent to a lower second class honours degree All applicants must have at least one year of full-time equivalent work experience. There is an English language requirement for students whose first degree was not taught and assessed in English. Such students are required to have a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent. Within this framework, consideration is also given to applications for Accredited Prior Learning or experiential learning. Every applicant will be formally interviewed with respect to the above minimum entry requirements and also to determine the suitability of the candidate to undertake the course and its requirements The Interview Panel will consist of the LLM Course Leader and a member of the Course Team. A standard process will be followed and the notes will be kept as evidence of the interview. The Interview Panel will then decide whether to make a candidate an offer, or to reject the application. All applicants will provided oral feedback on request.
It is delivered in English and if one is not a native English speaker or have an international bachelor's degree, taught and assessed in English then you have to demonstrate a high-level English language proficiency or TOEFL 250.
Postgraduate Certificate of Special Study in Teaching and Learning
Introduction to the course This course, the Postgraduate Certificate of Special Study in Teaching and Learning, is intended for practising teachers who want to improve their professional skills. It is made up of a single level 7, 20 credit core module: ‘Theory and Practice of Teaching and Learning’. The certificate is a University of Westminster award which has been validated for delivery in Westminster International University in Tashkent. Participants will be staff of WIUT, or those from partner institutions engaged in higher, further or secondary education. WIUT staff members and those from other Higher and Further Education institutions will normally be full- or part-time lecturers. Participants from Secondary schools will normally be teachers working with students aged 14 and above who have already received some initial or in-service teacher training
BSc in Finance is a rigorous programme of study which will equip you with a strong financial foundation and key quantitative skills, as well as an understanding of the logic behind the use of specific finance techniques and financial decision-making at financial organisations and functions.
The courses are validated by the University of Westminster, which awards the qualification. The Certificate in Foundation Studies is accepted as an entry qualification for UK degrees. Successful completion will enable the student to progress to a UK degree course. The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science are standard UK three-year programmes.
Entry requirements
For entry to the CIFS a candidate must:
Be 17 years old during the academic year of enrollment
Be competent in English – a score of 5.5 in IELTS or a TOEFL score of 173 or 500
