Osh State University

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Osh State University
Ош мамлекеттик университети (Kyrgyz)
Ошский государственный университет (Russian)
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The main building
Latin: Universitas Civitatis Osensis
Former name
Osh Teachers' Institute (1939-1951)
Osh Pedagogical Institute (1951-1992)
Established1939
FounderKirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic
Students25,974 (2011)[1]
Address
723500, Lenin Street 331
,
 Osh
,
Osh Region
,
 Kyrgyzstan
Colors
Websiteoshstateofmedicaluniversity.com
Osh State University Logo.jpg

The Osh State University (Kyrgyz: Ош мамлекеттик университети, Russian: Ошский государственный университет, Uzbek: Osh davlat universiteti) is a public university in Osh, the second largest city in Kyrgyzstan. The university was originally established by the Kirghiz SSR in 1939 as an teacher training institution and was upgraded to an comprehensive pedagogical institute in 1951. The institute was awarded full university status in 1992 in the immediate aftermath of the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

Today, Osh State University is one of the leading universities of Kyrgyzstan and one important center of higher education outside of the capital city of Bishkek. The university enrolls around 40,000 students, with 3,000 of them being international students. Instruction is offered both in English and Russian.

Most of the foreign students study at the Medical Faculty. Other faculties are the Engineering Institute, the Business and Management Faculty, the Faculty of Law, the Pedagogical Faculty, the Faculty of Modern Languages, the Faculty of Mathematics, the Faculty of Computer Sciences and Electronics, and the Faculty of Arts.

History[]

The Osh State University traces its origins back to 1939 with the founding of higher education teacher training institute in the city. The institute was established to address the shortage of teachers in schools in southern Kyrgyzstan.[1] The institute was established by the decision of the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic, one of the constituent republics of the Soviet Union. Future teachers received 2 years of training which included courses in history and philology, physics, mathematics and natural sciences and geography.[1]

On 24 May 1951 Council of Ministers of the USSR adopted decision No. 1759 followed by the Council of Ministers of the Kyrgyz SSR No. 511-193-1 on 26 June 1951 which upgraded the Osh Teachers' Institute into the Osh Pedagogical Institute.[2] The new institute was reorganized into faculties of philology, physics and mathematics and foreign languages.[2] For the purposes of the implementation of reform authorities allocated 1 million Soviet ruble.[2]

Rectors[1][]

Isakov Kanybek
Order Mandate Name
1 1951–1953 Taabaldiev Raimbek

Таабалдиев Раимбек (Kyrgyz)

2 1953–1955 Polovikov Fedor

Половиков Федор (Kyrgyz)

3 1955–1960 Omuraliev Ashimkan

Омуралиев Ашимкан (Kyrgyz)

4 1960–1965 Eshmambetov Baki

Ешмамбетов Баки (Kyrgyz)

5 1965–1967 Aitmurzaev Tashmurza

Айтмурзаев Ташмурза (Kyrgyz)

6 1967–1973 Botbaeva Mira

Ботбаева Мира (Kyrgyz)

7 1973–1977 Kuluev Raimkul

Кулуев Раимкул (Kyrgyz)

8 1977–1986 Zhumagulov Sulaiman

Жумагулов Сулайман (Kyrgyz)

9 1986–1992 Anarbaev Arap

Анарбаев Арап (Kyrgyz)

10 1992–1998 Beshimov Bakyt

Бешимов Бакыт (Kyrgyz)

11 1998–2005 Murzubraimov Bektemir

Мурзубраимов Бектемир (Kyrgyz)

12 2005–2011 Orozbekov Mukhtar

Орозбеков Мухтар (Kyrgyz)

13 2011–2019 Isakov Kanybek

Исаков Каныбек (Kyrgyz)

References[]

  1. ^ Jump up to: a b c d "History". Osh State University. Retrieved 20 May 2021.
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b c "Ошский педагогический институт". Osh State University. Retrieved 20 May 2021.

Coordinates: 40°31′54″N 72°47′42″E / 40.53167°N 72.79500°E / 40.53167; 72.79500

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