Master in Learning and Teaching

Tuition fees for Master in Learning and Teaching are 68,972,400 UZS per year, and the application deadline for the Aug 2027 intake is Jul 1, 2027.

The Master in Learning and Teaching is a 1-year program for those who want to improve learning and teaching in Uzbekistan. This Master's degree helps you develop skills to address current issues in education. You will study at Westminster International University in Tashkent.

The curriculum focuses on learner-centered and technology-enhanced approaches to learning, teaching, and assessment. You will learn about pedagogical concepts and theories and practice them immediately. This hands-on approach helps you develop skills through self-reflection and self-assessment.

After graduating, you can work as a Teacher, Education Consultant, Curriculum Developer, or Researcher. You can also work as an Academic Manager in schools, universities, or education companies. These careers are available in Uzbekistan and internationally.

Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT) offers international-standard undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the heart of Uzbekistan. Founded in 2002, the university serves a community of around 3,600 students, including about 160 international learners, and provides 18 focused programs across business, social sciences and related fields. The Tashkent campus combines modern teaching facilities with a compact, student-centred atmosphere that encourages cross-cultural exchange and academic ambition.

WIUT combines academic rigour with practical learning: curricula align with global benchmarks while addressing regional priorities, and students are encouraged to develop critical thinking, research skills and professional competencies. Small class sizes and engaged faculty support personalised learning, while partnerships with local employers and research projects create opportunities for internships and applied experience. Support services help students plan thesis work, industry placements and postgraduate pathways.

International applicants will find a welcoming environment with student clubs, language support and campus resources to ease transition to life in Tashkent. Graduates leave prepared for both local and international careers, equipped with practical skills and professional networks across Central Asia. Prospective students should review program requirements and scholarship options early, and connect with admissions advisers to ensure a smooth application and arrival process.