Study Abroad in Uzbekistan
Study abroad in Uzbekistan means all of Uzbekistan, with its long and rich history, is your classroom. For many centuries, Central Asia was the center of the economic and intellectual world. Through trade and conquest, the civilizations of this land absorbed Persian, Greek, Arab, Turkic, and Slavic influences. These influences are still visible in the many massive monuments and delicate traditional arts.
Travel to Uzbekistan means being transported to a great, forgotten empire filled with sights unlike any you have ever seen. Uzbekistan offers wonder, inspiration, and a fresh look at history and the world around you. SRAS programs in Uzbekistan emphasize in situ lectures and experiences, immersing you in history and culture. You will be well supported by SRAS and its partners in achieving your study abroad goals.
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We also offer online courses and free virtual events. Please contact us about faculty-led or other custom options.
How Much Does It Cost To Study Abroad in Uzbekistan?
Your total costs can be divided into three main categories:
- Program: Each program page outlines pricing information. SRAS offers a variety of program choices of varying length and cost.
- Cost of Living: Most Students report spending about $40-60 per week for food and entertainment. Many spend much more on souvenirs and art to take home.
- Airfare: Our International Airfare Guide can give you some pointers on getting the best price for tickets to and from your study abroad in St. Petersburg.
Concerned that you might not have enough to study abroad in Bishkek? SRAS also maintains a page of Funding Opportunities for Study Abroad with scholarships, grants, and more. You can also earn up to $200 for your program through an SRAS Online Research Internship!
What's It Like to Study in Uzbekistan?
SRAS programs in Uzbekistan are held onsite in multiple locations with participants staying in centrally located, usually-boutique hotels. Each location has a different feel to it – Tashkent is more modern while Bukhara and Khiva are well preserved cities with histories running back several hundred years. These and other sites provide a comprehensive picture of the country.
SRAS will provide you with materials on the resources you’ll need on the ground. And, if you ever need help with anything while abroad on one of programs, your onsite coordinator will be there to help.
Talk to an Expert about Study Abroad in Uzbekistan
Studying abroad is a big decision. You should make sure that your experience will advance your academic, personal, and professional goals. We encourage you to contact us and ask any questions you may have.
We also run regular info sessions as part of our free events series. Find a free info session that fits in your schedule! SRAS takes your educational goals seriously and we look forward to hearing from you!
At Stetson, we’ve used SRAS to arrange all of our student study abroad trips for the past five or six years. During that time we’ve sent dozens of students on summer- and semester-long programs in Moscow, St Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod and Irkutsk. In every interaction I’ve had with them, SRAS has been prompt, reliable, knowledgable, courteous and quick to lend a hand when needed.
Dr. Michael A. DennerProfessor and Director, SPREESStetson University
Just yesterday my student successfully defended her honors thesis on environmentalism around Lake Baikal, a project that would not have been possible without the fieldwork that she conducted on her SRAS study abroad program in Irkutsk. I hope to see more such projects in the future and will keep directing students to SRAS programs!
Julia ChadagaVisiting Assistant ProfessorMacalester College