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O'ZBРУСENG
Primary Education
Form of study: full-time
Degree awarded: bachelor
Languages of instruction: Uzbek, Russian
Program code: 60111500
Program duration: 4 years
Program name: Primary Education

The “Primary Education” program requires a student to accumulate 30 credits per semester and 60 credits per academic year. The duration of study is 4 years, and the student must earn a total of 240 credits by the end of the program.

For a student, one ECTS credit corresponds to 30 academic hours, and the annual academic workload of 60 credits consists of 1800 academic hours. Of these, 50% are classroom hours, and 50% are independent study hours. The volume of credits a student must master during a semester includes mandatory and elective courses listed in the course catalog.

60111500 – Primary Education is a bachelor’s degree program aimed at preparing pedagogical staff for general secondary schools, secondary specialized, and vocational educational institutions. It includes disciplines, pedagogical tools, methods, and methodologies used in teaching; participation in scientific-pedagogical research at the Ministry of Public Education of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education, and their subordinate research institutes, as well as independent research activities.

Types of professional activities for graduates of the 60111500 – Primary Education program:

  • Teaching subjects such as “Mother Tongue and Reading Literacy,” “Reading,” “Mathematics,” “Technology,” and elements of geography: “Natural Science,” “Natural Sciences,” “Education” in primary grades of general secondary schools, secondary specialized, and vocational educational institutions in the prescribed manner;
  • Working as a teacher (organizer) in general secondary schools, specialized schools, vocational colleges, and extracurricular institutions;
  • Working as a classroom supervisor, laboratory assistant, or equivalent positions in the education system;
  • Working as a methodologist in ministries, their subordinate departments, and institutions implementing education in relevant fields;
  • Working as a junior researcher in research organizations;
  • Working in local self-government bodies and local spirituality and enlightenment centers;
  • Developing and implementing didactic tools, primary education pedagogy, and technologies.

Graduates of the “Primary Education” program can continue their studies in master’s programs specified by the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of Uzbekistan for at least two years. They can also pursue postgraduate education (second specialty) or engage in research activities in the prescribed manner.

1st Academic Year / 1st Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.01 351Fal104 Philosophy 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.07 351MSVAX104 Media Literacy and Information Culture 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.08 351UmPsix108 General Psychology 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.12 351MK108 Introduction to the Specialty 240 8 Mandatory Course
1.10 351BTTar105 Education in Primary Education 180 6 Mandatory Course
1.27 351BBMTR103 Primary Mathematics Course 120 4 Mandatory Course
Total: 900 30

1st Academic Year / 2nd Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.02 351AO’RT104 Practical Uzbek (Russian) Language 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.03 351DTIY102 Official Documentation in the State Language (ECTS 2) 60 2 Mandatory Course
1.05 351O’EYT104 Modern History of Uzbekistan 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.08 351UmPsix108 General Psychology 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.09 351OTO’SUOM105 Mother Tongue, Reading Literacy, and Teaching Methodology 1 180 6 Mandatory Course
1.17 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 1 180 6 Mandatory Course
1.25 351XO’T103 Calligraphy Teaching Technology 90 2 Mandatory Course
1.26 351BAN103 Children’s Literature Theory 90 2 Mandatory Course
Total: 900 30

2nd Academic Year / 3rd Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.06 351YAFGJM204 Child Physiology and Hygiene 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.10 351OTO’SUOM105 Mother Tongue, Reading Literacy, and Teaching Methodology 2 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.15 351BTP208 Primary Education Pedagogy 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.16 351TexTUO’M208 Technology Education and Teaching Methodology 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.18 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 2 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.01 351TBA204 Fundamentals of Medical Knowledge 120 4 Elective Course
Qualification and Pedagogical Practice 180 6 Mandatory Course
Total: 900 30

2nd Academic Year / 4th Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.10 351OTO’SUOM105 Mother Tongue, Reading Literacy, and Teaching Methodology 2 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.14 351InkTGP204 Inclusive Education. Hospital Pedagogy 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.15 351BTP208 Primary Education Pedagogy 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.16 351TexTUO’M208 Technology Education and Teaching Methodology 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.18 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 2 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.02 351OTO’SST204 Extracurricular Activities in Mother Tongue and Reading Literacy 120 4 Elective Course
Qualification and Pedagogical Practice 180 6 Mandatory Course
Total: 900 30

3rd Academic Year / 5th Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.11 351OTO’SUOM105 Mother Tongue, Reading Literacy, and Teaching Methodology 3 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.19 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 3 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.20 351TFNM308 Theory and Methodology of Natural Sciences 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.03 351IO’304 Expressive Reading 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.04 351BTMUIM304 Methodology of Working with Texts in Primary Education 120 4 Elective Course
2.04 351BTIVPS304 Spelling and Punctuation Literacy in Primary Education 120 4 Elective Course
2.04 351BSAT304 Information Technologies in Primary Classes 120 4 Elective Course
2.05 351BSMDISSH304 Forming Economic Literacy in Primary Mathematics Classes 120 4 Elective Course
2.05 351YasDGM304 Geometric Construction Problems 120 4 Elective Course
2.05 351MSTITE304 Organizing Extracurricular Mathematics Activities 120 4 Elective Course
Qualification and Pedagogical Practice 180 6 Mandatory Course
Total: 900 30

3rd Academic Year / 6th Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.04 351KSXT304 Foreign Language in Professional Activities (ECTS 4) 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.11 351OTO’SUOM105 Mother Tongue, Reading Literacy, and Teaching Methodology 3 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.19 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 3 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.20 351TFNM308 Theory and Methodology of Natural Sciences 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.06 351STO’M304 Extracurricular Reading Methodology 120 4 Elective Course
2.06 351BF304 Children’s Folklore 120 4 Elective Course
2.06 351O’NM304 Teacher’s Speech Culture 120 4 Elective Course
2.07 351QP304 Comparative Pedagogy 120 4 Elective Course
2.07 351TIM304 Educational Work Methodology 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.07 351IP304 Social Pedagogy 120 4 Mandatory Course
Qualification and Pedagogical Practice 180 6 Mandatory Course
Total: 900 30

4th Academic Year / 7th Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.21 351BA408 Children’s Literature 240 8 Mandatory Course
1.23 351PedMax404 Pedagogical Mastery 120 4 Mandatory Course
1.24 351UTTVZY402 Trends and Modern Approaches in Continuous Education 60 2 Mandatory Course
2.08 351SA404 Fundamentals of Literacy 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.08 351OTK404 Creativity in Teaching Mother Tongue 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.08 351LisT404 Linguistic Analysis 120 4 Mandatory Course
2.09 351BTKE404 Elements of Combinatorics in Primary Education 120 4 Elective Course
2.09 351BSMDIT404 Integrated Learning in Primary Mathematics Classes 120 4 Elective Course
2.09 351BSMTKYo404 Competency-Based Approach in Primary Mathematics Classes 120 4 Elective Course
2.10 351BTIVI404 Innovation and Integration in Primary Education 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351OP404 Family Pedagogy 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351N404 Neuropedagogy 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351Rit404 Rhetoric 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351UAsos404 Fundamentals of Stylistics 60 2 Elective Course
Qualification and Pedagogical Practice 180 6 Elective Course
Total: 900 30

4th Academic Year / 8th Semester

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Course Type
1.22 351ENMS408 Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics 240 8 Mandatory Course
1.28 351JTNVM402 Theory and Methodology of Physical Education 60 2 Mandatory Course
2.10 351BTIVI404 Innovation and Integration in Primary Education 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351OP404 Family Pedagogy 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351N404 Neuropedagogy 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351Rit404 Rhetoric 60 2 Elective Course
2.10 351UAsos404 Fundamentals of Stylistics 60 2 Elective Course
2.11 351IMOVOSM404 Methodology of Teaching Mother Tongue and Reading Literacy in Specialized Schools 120 4 Elective Course
2.11 351IMMO’M404 Methodology of Teaching Mathematics in Specialized Schools 120 4 Elective Course
2.11 351MXBD404 International Assessment Programs in Mathematics 120 4 Elective Course
2.12 351BSDIS404 Economic Literacy in Primary Classes 120 4 Elective Course
Total: 900 30

MATHEMATICS AND TEACHING METHODOLOGY

Course Code Qualification Code Course Name Hours Credits Semester
1.17 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 1 180 6 2
1.18 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 2 120 4 3
1.18 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 2 120 4 4
1.19 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 3 120 4 5
1.19 351MUO’M105 Mathematics and Teaching Methodology 3 120 4 6
Total: 660 22

Course Overview:

The “Mathematics and Teaching Methodology” course is designed for students of the Primary Education bachelor’s program and aims to develop the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for teaching mathematics to future primary school teachers. The course covers elements of teaching mathematics, methods, application processes, and theoretical and practical approaches. It facilitates students’ mastery of theoretical mathematical knowledge and its application in practical activities.

Class Type and Assessment Method

Class Type 1st Semester Assessment Point Distribution
Lecture Classes 24 hours Interim Assessment 20 points
Practical Classes 26 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Seminar Classes 10 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Independent Study 60 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Final Assessment 50 points
Class Type 2nd Semester Assessment Point Distribution
Lecture Classes 24 hours Interim Assessment 20 points
Practical Classes 26 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Seminar Classes 10 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Independent Study 60 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Final Assessment 50 points
Class Type 3rd Semester Assessment Point Distribution
Lecture Classes 20 hours Interim Assessment 20 points
Practical Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Seminar Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Independent Study 60 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Final Assessment 50 points
Class Type 4th Semester Assessment Point Distribution
Lecture Classes 20 hours Interim Assessment 20 points
Practical Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Seminar Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Independent Study 60 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Final Assessment 50 points
Class Type 5th Semester Assessment Point Distribution
Lecture Classes 20 hours Interim Assessment 20 points
Practical Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Seminar Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Independent Study 60 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Final Assessment 50 points
Class Type 6th Semester Assessment Point Distribution
Lecture Classes 20 hours Interim Assessment 20 points
Practical Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Seminar Classes 20 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Independent Study 60 hours Continuous Assessment 10 points
Final Assessment 50 points

Grade Conversion Table from 5-Point Scale to 100-Point Scale

5-Point Scale 100-Point Scale
5.00 — 4.96 100
4.95 — 4.91 99
4.90 — 4.86 98
4.85 — 4.81 97
4.80 — 4.76 96
4.75 — 4.71 95
4.70 — 4.66 94
4.65 — 4.61 93
4.60 — 4.56 92
4.55 — 4.51 91
4.50 — 4.46 90
4.45 — 4.41 89
4.40 — 4.36 88
4.35 — 4.31 87
5-Point Scale 100-Point Scale
4.30 — 4.26 86
4.25 — 4.21 85
4.20 — 4.16 84
4.15 — 4.11 83
4.10 — 4.06 82
4.05 — 4.01 81
4.00 — 3.96 80
3.95 — 3.91 79
3.90 — 3.86 78
3.85 — 3.81 77
3.80 — 3.76 76
3.75 — 3.71 75
3.70 — 3.66 74
3.65 — 3.61 73
5-Point Scale 100-Point Scale
3.60 — 3.56 72
3.55 — 3.51 71
3.50 — 3.46 70
3.45 — 3.41 69
3.40 — 3.36 68
3.35 — 3.31 67
3.30 — 3.26 66
3.25 — 3.21 65
3.20 — 3.16 64
3.15 — 3.11 63
3.10 — 3.06 62
3.05 — 3.01 61
3.00 60
Below 3.0 Below 60