Head of the Department:

KOZIMOVA ZUMRINISO ISMOILOVNA

Associate Professor, author of about fifty scientific articles, the textbook “Uzbek Literature,” a study guide, a methodological manual, and a number of brochures.

⌚ Reception days: daily 14:00–16:00

☎ Phone: 71 230 28 50

📧 e-mail:
Brief history of the department:
According to the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 1771-PQ dated July 4, 2012, the Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts and Culture was established on the basis of the Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts and the Tashkent State Institute of Culture named after Abdulla Qadiri. A new department “Languages and Literature” was created on the basis of the departments “Uzbek and World Philology” of the Tashkent State Institute of Culture named after A. Qadiri and “Languages and Literature” of the Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts.
In 2020, two departments were formed on the basis of the “Languages and Literature” department – “Uzbek Language and Literature” and “World Languages and Literature.”
Since September 2024, these two departments have been reunited and continue their activities under the name “Uzbek and World Philology.”
List of disciplines taught at the department:
  1. Uzbek Literature
  2. World Literature
  3. Children’s Literature
  4. Navoi Studies
  5. Stylistics and Literary Editing
  6. Speech Culture
  7. Office Work in the State Language
  8. Fundamentals of Uzbek Poetry and Song
  9. Uzbek Language
  10. Russian Language
  11. English Language
Teaching staff:
Currently, 20 professors work at the department, of which 16 are full-time staff and 4 work on a part-time basis.
Full-time teachers:
Doctors of science – 1, Candidates of science – 5.
Associate professors – 6, senior lecturers – 4, lecturers – 6.
Internal part-time staff:
Candidates of philosophical sciences – 2. Associate professor – 1, senior lecturer – 1.

  1. Kozimova Zumriniso Ismoilovna, Head of the Department, Associate Professor
  2. Marufova Zulfiya Nabievna, Doctor of Philosophy in Philology (PhD), Associate Professor
  3. Ismailov Hamdamjon, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor
  4. Isakova Guzalkhan Nematovna, Doctor of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor
  5. Ramazanova Shoira Ravshanovna, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor
  6. Makhmudova Sevara Irisalievna, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor
  7. Jumayeva Dilnoza Tursunpulatonovna, Doctor of Philosophy in Philology (PhD), Associate Professor
  8. Abdukhalikova Dilfuza Abdumajitovna, Senior Lecturer
  9. Sadykova Mukaddam Islamovna, Senior Lecturer
  10. Usmanova Humora Ahmadjonovna, Senior Lecturer
  11. Shomuradova Dilbar Abdishukurovna, Senior Lecturer
  12. Dadabaeva Farogat Zarifovna, Lecturer
  13. Palvanova Nargiza Abdumuratonovna, Lecturer
  14. Kadyrova Marguba Burievna, Lecturer
  15. Bobonazarova Gulnoza Tolipjonovna, Lecturer
  16. Ergasheva Zilola Saydulloevna, Lecturer
  17. Mamasolieva Mukhtasar Tukhtasin kizi, Lecturer
  18. Boinazarova Nigora Ismoilovna, Doctor of Philosophical Sciences, Associate Professor
  19. Abdurakhmanova Feruza Eshkabilovna, Doctor of Philosophical Sciences, Associate Professor
Scientific works of the department (textbooks, monographs and teaching aids over the last 5 years):
  1. Ma’rufova Z. Collection of texts in the Uzbek language. Methodological manual. Tashkent, 2024. – 116 p.
  2. Ma’rufova Z. Verbalization of the concept of “beauty” in classical literary texts. Monograph. Tashkent, 2024. – 138 p.
  3. Yuldashev M., Isakova G., Allayorov T. “Practical Grammar of the Uzbek Language,” учебно-методическое пособие, T-2020
  4. Mahmudova S.I. “Methodological recommendations for independent study in World Literature,” methodological manual, 2021
  5. Jumayeva D.T. “Comparative-textual study of epics of the Yusuf and Zulayho cycle.” Monograph, 2022
  6. Jumayeva D.T. “Children’s Literature,” учебно-методическое пособие, 2022
  7. Mahmudova S.I. “World Literature,” study guide, 2022
  8. Mahmudova S.I. “Occasional word formation in the Uzbek language,” monograph, 2022
  9. Mahmudova S.I. “Methodological recommendations for independent study in Uzbek Literature.” Methodological manual, 2022
  10. Mahmudova S., Yuldashev M., Haydarov T., “Muhammad Yusuf – Singer of the Motherland.” Methodological manual, 2022
  11. Mahmudova S., Abdujabbrova X. “Speech Culture,” methodological manual, 2023
  12. Isakova G. Semantics of the verb “to do.” Monograph. T., 2023
  13. Ramazanova Sh.R. Composites as a subclass of derived words in modern Russian. Monograph. T., 2024
  14. Ramazanova Sh.R. Main methods of Russian composite formation. Monograph. T., 2023
  15. Ramazanova Sh.R. Literature of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Methodological manual. T., 2024
Scientific and practical cooperation of the department:
  1. School No. 25 named after Muhammad Yusuf, Marhamat district, Andijan region.
  2. Abdulla Qadiri Creative School under the Presidential Agency for Creative Development and specialized schools under the Cabinet of Ministers.
  3. State general education school with a philological profile.
  4. Alisher Navoi Uzbek Language and Literature University.
  5. Department of Russian Philology, Faculty of Foreign Philology, National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek.
  6. Tashkent State National Higher School of Dance and Choreography, Faculty of Choreography, Social and Humanitarian Department.
  7. National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek, Faculty of Foreign Philology, Department of Comparative Linguistics.
  8. Department of Languages and Literature of the National Institute of Painting and Design named after Kamoliddin Behzod.
International cooperation of the department:
Baku State University
Ege University of Turkey