The GreenCamUz project — “Green Campus Initiative: Integrating Sustainability into Higher Education in Uzbekistan”, funded under the European Union’s Erasmus+ international grant program, has officially commenced its activities.

The project will be implemented during 2025–2028 and is aimed at the systematic integration of sustainable development principles into the higher education system and academic curricula.

Within the framework of the project, efforts will focus on strengthening environmental responsibility in higher education institutions, developing the “green campus” concept, and training specialists with a sustainability-oriented mindset.

The GreenCamUz initiative is being implemented in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the European Union’s priorities on environmental sustainability.

Project Leader:
— Azizbek Ruzimaxammatovich Ismailov

Project Coordinator:
— Muminjon Isoxonovich Khujayev
(Head of the Alfraganus International Scientific Research Publishing Center)

Information Officer:
— Nozim Gaffarovich Muminov

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Professor of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Alfraganus University Ruzmatova Gulnoz Mirakhrarovna took part in the international UNESCO project "HANDONG UNITWIN".

In the framework of the project and site of the online educational resource, 14 text lectures, presentation and video lecture materials on the topic "History of Eastern and Western Philosophy" were distributed.

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Professor Fazliddin Jalilov, Head of the Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry at the Faculty of Medicine, Alfraganus University, and Associate Professor Bobir Khoshimov, Head of the Department of Clinical Sciences, participated in advanced training courses at Vilnius Technical University, Lithuania, from October 2 to 15, 2024, as part of the ERASMUS+ project "New Master's and Educational Programs in Medical Engineering in Uzbekistan" (101082221 – UzMedEn). They successfully completed the program.

The training was inaugurated by the Rector of Vilnius Technical University, Professor Dr. Romualdas Kliukas. The project brought together more than 30 professors and educators from seven higher education institutions in Uzbekistan. Throughout the course, participants had the opportunity to gain valuable insights into Lithuania’s expertise in biomedical engineering.

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