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TSUL’s Commitment to Free and Open Access to Education for All
Tashkent State University of Law: Legacy of Excellence, Vision for the Future
Tashkent State University of Law (TSUL) is committed to promoting SDG 4: Quality Education through a diverse range of initiatives that enhance learning opportunities for all members of the community. Our recognition in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2025, where we have ranked among the top 301 institutions worldwide for “Quality Education”, highlights our dedication to this mission. This multifaceted approach not only enriches the educational experience but also positions TSUL as an aspiring leader in advancing quality education.
Founded on a rich history that parallels the development of Uzbekistan’s national legal schools, Tashkent State University of Law (TSUL) is the nation’s leading institution for legal education and research. Our campus, a stunning blend of 19th-century historical architecture and modern facilities, stands in the vibrant heart of Tashkent, creating an inspiring atmosphere to nurture the future leaders of the legal profession worldwide.
At TSUL, we are not just an educational institution but a community committed to promoting justice, encouraging innovation, and advancing sustainable development. Our goal is to educate highly skilled professionals who excel in the law while also serving as protectors of social values and architects of a fair and thriving future.
Global Recognition and Student Success
Our pursuit of excellence has brought TSUL international recognition and positioned our students on the global stage. The university continues to be acknowledged by prestigious international rankings for its quality education, impact, innovation, sustainability initiatives, and overall contribution to global development.
Our students have achieved remarkable success in the world’s most challenging moot court competitions, defeating teams from top-tier universities and bringing home prestigious awards.
- Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court: Our team became the first from Central Asia to reach the quarterfinals, ranking 8th out of 160 teams worldwide in 2025.
- ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition: The TSUL team for 2025 won the Best Teamwork award in Paris, outperforming teams from the USA, the Netherlands, and Brazil.
A Commitment to Sustainable Development & Lifelong Learning
TSUL is profoundly committed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a dedication detailed in our 2023 Year Book on Sustainability Development Goals. This commitment is woven into the fabric of our university, influencing our campus operations, community engagement, and academic focus.
Championing SDG 4.3.1: Lifelong Learning for All
Tashkent State University of Law directly addresses Sustainable Development Goal 4.3.1 by ensuring broad public access to our educational resources and fostering a culture of lifelong learning. TSUL confirms that it provides access to educational resources for those not formally studying at the university, including computers, library, online resources, and access to lectures. Although primarily aimed at members of the university community, access is extended to external users as a commitment to advancing quality education, subject to the university’s internal rules.
Open Doors to Knowledge: On-Campus Public Resources
Our Information Resource Centre (IRC) serves as the primary hub for public access, welcoming all visitors to utilize its state-of-the-art facilities.
- Information Resource Centre (IRC): The library is open 24/7 and allows access to people outside the University as external users.
- Our Information Resource Centre (IRC) is the academic core of TSUL. This 24/7 facility is a testament to our commitment to providing unparalleled academic resources.
- Pupils of schools, lyceums and law schools: Pupils from schools, lyceums, and legal technical colleges can access the library services of the Tashkent State University of Law both online and offline. Those who wish to use the online services can find the necessary books through the platform library-tsul.uz. Additionally, students can explore books related to their fields of study via the following links:
- The academy of law at Tashkent State University of Law
- Members of the public: Members of the public can access the Tashkent State University of Law Library services both online and offline. Those who wish to use the online services can find the required books through the library-tsul.uz platform.
- Members of the public can also order books online through a special bot.
- Tashkent State University of Law values its readers - a dedicated “Ask us!” page has been created on the university website for convenience.
- The Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education launched the unilibrary.uz electronic library platform, which hosts around 200,000 educational, scientific, and other publications with continuous expansion. The platform is also integrated into the Information Resource Centre of Tashkent State University of Law. Official website: https://unilibrary.uz/
- A Vast Collection: The IRC houses over 300,000 resources, including 100,000+ course books and 100,000 scientific books.
- Global Digital Access: We provide access to premier international legal and scientific databases, including Polpred, ScienceDirect, Westlaw, LexisNexis, Springer, and Scopus.
- A Space for Learning: With 248 seats, modern computers, and high-speed Wi-Fi, the IRC offers a quiet and well-equipped environment for research and study.
- Computer Systems: Modern computers connected to international databases are available for “all visitors” to use.
- Free Wi-Fi Access: High-speed internet access is available for “all visitors of TSUL Library”.
- E-Library Access: Our comprehensive online platform provides public access to a vast collection of books, manuals, monographs, and scientific works.
- Bookshop: The TSUL Shop, located in Building No. 3 of Tashkent State University of Law, offers a variety of promotional merchandise, from clothing to practical items, with proceeds supporting projects for students and staff.
- English Language Centre: Our university offers an intensive IELTS preparation course with expert instructors to help students improve their English skills in Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening.
Digital University: Free Online Learning Platforms
In the spirit of lifelong learning, TSUL has developed a suite of powerful digital tools to make legal education accessible to everyone, anywhere.
- The “Law School” Platform: The Law School Educational Platform is a comprehensive online portal designed to make legal assistance and education accessible to everyone. This free, comprehensive platform offers courses leading to a certificate, featuring video lectures, interactive slides, and specialized tests. Courses include:
- Fundamentals of Law
- Family and Housing Issues
- Employment and Social Protection
- Issues of Justice and Responsibility
- Taxation
- Please visit the following link for details on all available courses: https://huquqmaktabi.uz/#/courses
- “Law School” Mobile Application: Our “Law School” mobile application provides legal educational materials prepared by experts, explaining complex issues in simple language for use anytime, anywhere.
Advanced Digital Resources: We provide open access to a range of specialized online resources, including TSUL UzLaw, Legal Podcast, Legal Docs, E-RESEARCHER, and Justy.uz.
Justice for the Community: Outreach and Pro Bono Services
Our commitment to public education extends directly into the community through impactful, service-oriented initiatives.
- Libraries of Justice: In a landmark collaboration with the Ministry of Justice, we have established community libraries offering over 400 titles of literature to local youth.
- Campaign “Islohotlarga daxldorman”: The “Islohotlarga daxldorman” campaign, organized by the Ministry of Justice and Tashkent State University of Law, successfully engaged over 30,000 young people through more than 200 events held across educational institutions, military units, and workplaces. Further details are available at this link.
- TSUL Legal Clinic: Our renowned Legal Clinic provides essential pro bono legal assistance to the public, including legal advice for citizens with disabilities, ensuring access to justice for the most vulnerable.
- TSUL Moot Court: The TSUL Moot Court provides students of Tashkent State University of Law with a practical platform to develop their legal reasoning, advocacy, and public speaking skills through simulated court proceedings.
These initiatives are concrete examples of how TSUL actively works to increase the participation rate of youth and adults in formal and non-formal education and training, directly contributing to the targets of SDG 4.
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