BITU — Bukhara Innovative University of Education and Medicine
BITU is a state-licensed private university in Bukhara, known for its well-equipped medicine and dentistry programs.
Overview
BITU is a private higher-education institution operating under a state license in the Bukhara region of Uzbekistan. It stands out for programs that meet both national and international standards.
The campus features modern medical equipment, virtual-reality (VR) surgical training facilities, and the largest indoor assembly hall in the Bukhara region, seating 1,000 people.
Programs
The university offers Bachelor's, Master's and clinical residency programs.
- Bachelor's: General Medicine (6 years)
- Bachelor's: Dentistry (5 years)
- Master's: across multiple fields
- Clinical residency: postgraduate specialization
Admission requirements
Applicants need a passport and a secondary school (or vocational college) diploma. Grant applicants take a computer-based test in their chosen field. Applications are accepted online or in person, with admission continuing through September.
Tuition and financial support
Tuition varies by program. Payment can be split into 4-5 installments, and education loans are available. Grants are offered to gold-medal high-school graduates, and families with multiple enrolled students receive discounts.
Campus life
The library holds 50,000+ physical resources and 20,000+ digital materials. Classrooms feature 86-inch interactive smart boards. A student dormitory, cafeteria and free Wi-Fi are available on campus.
- Dormitory with full amenities
- Sports clubs: football, volleyball, basketball, tennis, chess
- 24/7 security with camera surveillance
- Psychological counseling services
Language of instruction and international partnerships
Classes are conducted in Uzbek, Russian and English. The university holds international accreditation and maintains partnerships with institutions in Turkey, Malaysia, Indonesia, Iran, China and Russia. General Medicine and Dentistry are open to international students.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What languages is BITU taught in?
Programs are taught in Uzbek, Russian and English; international students can choose the language that fits them.
How long is the medicine program?
General Medicine takes 6 years and Dentistry takes 5 years.
Is a dormitory available?
Yes, the university has a student dormitory with full amenities.
What documents are needed for admission?
A passport and a secondary school (or vocational college) diploma are the main requirements; grant applicants also take a computer-based test.
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