Karshi State University supports human capital development through higher education, professional training, research, innovation and employee welfare. The University promotes graduate employability, encourages student entrepreneurship, supports scientific and technological development, and invests in sustainable infrastructure and institutional operations.
The University employs 812 lecturers and researchers across multiple academic disciplines. Through its educational programs, research activities and cooperation with employers, industry representatives, academic experts and international partners, KSU works to strengthen the relevance of curricula and improve graduates' readiness for the labour market. During the 2024/2025 academic year, the University recorded 6,052 graduates, including 557 graduates reported as having green jobs. These figures highlight the role of higher education in developing skills relevant to emerging employment opportunities and the green economy.
KSU implements social support and incentive programs for employees and socially vulnerable groups. These initiatives contribute to staff welfare and institutional support for members of the university community. In 2025, the University allocated more than USD 2.4 million for social support and incentive programs.
The University supports scientific and technological development through research activities, innovation initiatives and student engagement in sustainability-oriented projects. The Eko-Innovation 2025 competition encouraged students to develop ideas related to environmental protection, waste recycling, climate change mitigation, renewable energy, energy efficiency and sustainable materials. The competition offered financial awards of UZS 6 million, UZS 4 million and UZS 2 million for the first, second and third places, respectively. KSU also promotes research in areas such as the green economy, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy and resource management. These activities support the development of knowledge and practical skills relevant to innovation and sustainable economic growth.
The University invests in sustainable infrastructure, energy efficiency and responsible resource management to improve institutional operations. Initiatives include renewable energy generation, energy-saving technologies, waste reduction and recycling, and the reuse of organic waste. These measures support more efficient use of resources and contribute to the development of environmentally responsible institutional practices.
Indicator Result
Lecturers and researchers 812
Graduates in the 2024/2025 academic year 6,052
Graduates reported as having green jobs 557
Social support and incentive allocation in 2025 More than USD 2.4 million
Google Scholar publications in 2024 745
Scopus publications in 2024 267
Karshi State University contributes to SDG 8 by developing human capital, supporting employee welfare, strengthening graduate employability, promoting student innovation and advancing research. Its investments in sustainable infrastructure and resource efficiency complement these efforts by supporting responsible institutional development.