HIGH SCHOOL OF JAPANESE STUDIES
 |
Khalmurzayeva Nadira Tashmurzayevna | |
| Scientific degree and title: | Doctor of philosophy in Philological sciences (PhD), Associate Professor | |
| Position: | Director of high school | |
| Reception times: | Every day (14:00-17:00) | |
| Phone number: | +99894 696-50-38 | |
| E-mail: | nodira_khalmurzayeva@tsuos.uz | |
HIGH SCHOOL OF JAPANESE STUDIES
The High School of Japanese Studies has 18 faculty members in the academic year 2024-2025. Of these, 6 are doctors of philosophy in Philological sciences (PhD), (3 associate professors, 3 senior lecturers), 5 senior lecturers, 4 lecturers and 3 assistant teachers. The Department of Japanese Philology was established in 1992, it was the first educational institution to teach Japanese language not only in Uzbekistan, but also in entire Central Asia. Over the years, more than 2000 staffs have been trained in Japanese. At present, these undergraduates are working in all spheres of our country related to Japan. For many years, the Japanese Philology Department of Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies in Uzbekistan has made an invaluable contribution to strengthen bilateral relations with Japan, in particular, in the development of Japanese language teaching. Since September 2024, the Department of Japanese Philology has been transformed into the High School of Japanese Studies. The High School of Japanese Studies of TSUOS promotes the initiative to organize various international conferences with the participation of professors and teachers of higher educational institutions of Uzbekistan and Japan, as well as strives to develop the process of information, education and exchange of experience between students and professors of our country. The High School of Japanese Studies prepares undergraduate students with B2 level and graduate students in master degree with C1 level in CEFR.
Scientific works of researchers of the High School of Japanese Studies
| № | Researcher’s full name | Research topic | Scientific supervisor’s full name |
| 1 | Khalmurzayeva Nadira Tashmurzayevna | Semantic and Pragmatic Study of Linguistic Politeness in the Japanese Language (Using Directives as an Example) | |
| 2 | Turapova Nargiza Ahmedovna | Somatic phraseological units of the Japanese language denoting the emotional state of a person | |
| 3 | Shamsieva Barnokhon Bakhromkhodjaevna | Translated text as a cultural transfer | PhD, Professor G.Sh.Rikhsieva |
| 4 | Abdulhamidova Dilafruz Abdukhabirovna | Spatial model of the world (based on the Japanese and Uzbek languages) | DSc., Professor Q.Sh.Omonov |
| 5 | Kosimova Gulnora Bakhtiyorjon kizi | Gesaku literature (typology and national characteristics) | DSc., Associate Professor T.A.Mukhtarov |
| 6 | Fatkulina Luiza Nailyevna | Methodology of teaching speaking and writing skills at the initial stage of Japanese language teaching | PhD, Associate Professor N.T.Khalmurzayeva |
| 7 | Ziyamova Zukhra Omanovna | Comparative analysis of the passive voice in Japanese and Uzbek languages | DSc., Professor Q.Sh.Omonov |
| 8 | Tursunova Nilufar Talatovna | Negation in Japanese and ways of expression | DSc., Professor Q.Sh.Omonov
PhD, Associate Professor N.T.Khalmurzayeva |
| 9 | Temirova Muslima Abdirashidovna | Syntactic-functional analysis of subjunctive in Japanese and Uzbek languages | PhD, Associate Professor N.T.Khalmurzayeva |
| 10 | Mamurjonova Gulbakhor Rustambek kizi | The Japanese Medieval Novel. Folklore elements in medieval literature on the example of “Taketori monogatari and Ochikubo monogatari” | DSc., Associate Professor T.A.Mukhtarov |
| 11 | Khabibulina Alfiya Ildarovna | Linguistic analysis of phraseological units in Kobo Abe’s novel “The woman in the Dunes”: semantic and pragmatic aspects. | PhD, Associate Professor N.A.Turapova |
| 12 | Egamova Kamola Akmal kizi | The role and importance of Tokutomi Roka in the formation of the new artistic thinking of Meiji period literature | DSc., Associate Professor R.U.Khodjaeva |
Partner organizations and universities of the high school
- Uzbekistan State University of world languages
- Tokyo Foreign Languages University;
- Hosei University;
- Tsukuba University;
- Kyoto University;
- Sophia University;
- Waseda University;
- Fukuoka Research Cultural Center;
- Osaka Economics and Law University;
- Aichi Kenretsu University;
- Kansai University;
- Wakayama University;
- Toyo University;
- Kanazawa University
- JICA
- JICE
- Japanese Association “Japan Reigi-Sahou”
Photo albums on the activities of the High School
Social networks:
If you have found a spelling error, please, notify us by selecting that text and pressing Ctrl+Enter.
