The history of the national dress of Uzbek women (XIX-XX centuries) and the societal changes
The history of the national dress of Uzbek women (XIX-XX centuries) and the societal changes
On 21st May 2021, the British-Uzbek society hosted an online webinar chaired by Rosa Vercoe. Dr Yulduz Gaybullaeva, a Tashkent-based speaker presented a talk on the topic “The…
Webinar ‘Maqom and Modern Music’
Webinar ‘Maqom and Modern Music’
Lecture, Master-Class and Live Performance by “USTAZODA” Ensemble (Tashkent) – 30th April 2021…
Webinar “Maqom and Modern Music” on 30th April
Webinar “Maqom and Modern Music” on 30th April
Lecture, Master-Class and Live Performance by “USTAZODA” Ensemble (Tashkent) on 30th April 2021, Friday, 13:00-14.30 (UK) / 17.00-18.30 (Tashkent…
Talk on Resurrection? & Talk on Mud, Oil, Tea.
Talk on Resurrection? & Talk on Mud, Oil, Tea.
Talk on Resurrection? A Saiga Saga by Prof. Milner-Gulland (University of Oxford) & Talk on Mud, Oil, Tea: Infrastructure Development & Wildlife Conservation in the Ustyurt Plateau by Dr…
Past Events
Online talk by Dr Gaybullaeva Yulduz (Webster University, Tashkent)
National clothes of Uzbek women in XIX-XX centuries and what it tells us about the societal changes – 21st May 2021, 3.30PM – 4.45PM (London) /7.30PM – 8.45PM…
Webinar featuring Sir Suma Chakrabarti on March 31
Members of the British-Uzbek Society are invited to join a forthcoming webinar featuring Sir Suma Chakrabarti, who will provide his assessment of efforts to reform the diverse economy of…
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Higher Education in Uzbekistan
Education in Uzbekistan has a long history. During the medieval Islamic period important madrassas (Islamic colleges) where established in this area. These institutions continued to enjoy a reputation for excellence until the early modern period. Towards the end of the nineteenth century, under Tsarist rule, a number of Russian, and mixed ‘Russo-Native’ schools and colleges…
