Faculty of Mining
Dean: Samadova Guli Mirzhonovna
Education: Tashkent Polytechnic Institute named after Aburaikhon Beruni.
Academic degree: candidate of technical sciences, associate professor.
Foreign languages proficiency: Turkish, Russian, English with a dictionary.
Ph. number: + 992-93-775-79-31
E-mail: guli1964@list.ru
Working address: building 2, office number 212
Faculty adviser: Badalov Jamoliddin Nuriddinovich
Education: Mining-Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan
Foreign languages proficiency: Russian, English with a dictionary.
Ph. number: +992-92-666-06-91
E-mail: badalovjn91@mail.ru
Working address: building 2, office 212
Faculty adviser: Husholbekova Mavjuda Nazaralievna
Education: Mining-Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan
Foreign languages proficiency: Russian, English with a dictionary.
Ph. Number: +992-92-944-20-17
E-mail:
Working address: building 2, office 212
Vice-dean for educational work: Holboev Rafiqjon Yahyoevich
Education: Leninabad State Pedagogical Institute named afte S.M. Kirov
Foreign languages proficiency: Russian, English with a dictionary.
Ph. Number: +992-92-751-31-31
Working address: building 2, office 208
Vice-dean for science and innovation: Isoeva Aziza Tolibjonovna
Education: Mining-Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan
Foreign languages proficiency: Russian, English with a dictionary.
Ph. number: +992-92-939-50-40
Working address: building 2, office 208
Faculty history
From the first days of its existence, the Mining and Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan was formed on the material, technical and personnel base of the Chkalovsk Mining and Metallurgical College. Therefore, it should be noted that the creation of faculties was carried out on the basis of the structure of this college.
In this regard, it should be noted that during the existence of the Mining and Metallurgical College in 2003, two faculties were created – Mining and Metallurgical and Energomechanical. Shermatov Shavkat Mamadzhonovich was appointed the first dean of the mining and metallurgical faculty – candidate of physical and mathematical sciences. Before the creation of TSMU and the Mining Faculty, this faculty was headed by Shokirov Shamsidin Shokirovich (May 26, 2003 – April 30, 2004) and Vakhobov Mirsharif (May 11, 2004 – October 1, 2006).
From the beginning of the 2006-2007 academic year, instead of the ICRC faculties, a new structure was created – the Department for the Training of Junior Engineers, which performed the function of regulating the process of teaching and educating college students.
On September 2, 2008, the Mining Faculty was included in the structure of the institute and replenished with departments. At the beginning of its existence, the Mining Faculty was assigned three departments: development of mineral deposits, General technical sciences and the department of languages.
From the moment of its foundation to the present time, the Mining Faculty has been headed by the following persons: Mukhiddinov Kuvomiddin Riyoziddinovich since 01.04.2009. until 25.08.2009; Niyozov Ahmadjon Mahmudjonovich – 05.09.2009. before 06.03.2012; Abdulloev Ikrom Rabievich from 31.03.2012. before 07/01/2012; Nasriddinov Zamoniddin Zainiddinovich since 07.11.2013 up to 19.10.2015; Niyozov Ahmadzhon Makhmudzhonovich from 19.10.2015 to 04.06.2017; Samadova Guli Mirzhonovna from 16.09.2017 to the present.
In subsequent years, as a result of an increase in the number of students and the opening of new specialties, fundamental changes took place at the Mining Faculty, and since September 2009 the structure of the Mining Faculty has been approved as follows: the Department of Development of Mineral Deposits in the following specialties: 510201-01 – open mining works, 510201-02 – underground mining, 510201-03 – mineral processing; Department of Ecology and Oil and Gas, specialty 330101-05 – Environmental Engineering, 510202 – Development and operation of oil and gas fields; Department of Construction and Engineering Graphics in specialties 700201-06 – mine and underground construction, 510201 – mine surveying, department of languages.
From the moment of its foundation to the present day, the faculty has made a significant contribution to the training of specialists in the field of geology, mining, oil and gas and the construction of underground structures. Since the beginning of the year, the management of the institute with the aim of building up and expanding the real capabilities of the faculty, creating the material and technical base of the newly created departments of the faculty, began to create specialized classrooms, field laboratories and computer classes.
Since its inception, the faculty has organized the admission of students in 6 specialties (and began its educational, methodological and scientific activities). Students in the following specialties were admitted to the first year of the Mining Faculty: underground mining, open pit mining, mineral processing, mine surveying, underground construction and development of oil and gas fields. Taking into account the increase in the number of students of the faculty, it is necessary to expand the educational space and material and technical base. Thus, during the 2008-2009 academic year, an educational building (mining area) was built for the specialization of mineral deposits, which includes 5 classrooms, and one large classroom for 80 students. In 2011, the first number of students of the faculty graduated from the institute in the chosen specialties – 107 people, of which 77 studied in the full-time department and 30 in the correspondence department. Currently, most of the first graduates work in various industrial enterprises in the country.
Faculty structure
Today the faculty unites the activities of the following divisions and departments:
- academic council of the faculty;
- Scientific and methodological council;
- faculty management;
- youth organization;
- the women’s council of the faculty;
- council of Labor Veterans;
- department of development of mineral deposits;
- department of geology and development of oil and gas fields;
- department of construction and mine surveying;
- department of natural sciences;
The head of the faculty is 5 people: the dean of the faculty – Samadova Guli Mirzhonovna, advisers of the faculty Badalov Jamoliddin Nuriddinovich and Khusholbekova Mavdzhuda Nazaralievna, deputy dean for educational work – Holboyev Rafikjon Yakhoevich, deputy dean for science – Isoeva Aziza Tolibdzhonovna
The teaching staff and professors of the faculty
The faculty has 53 employees and teachers; – 2 professors, 11 candidates of sciences – associate professors, 3 candidates of sciences head teachers, 15 senior teachers, 15 assistants and 1 head of the laboratory, 1 senior assistants, 5 laboratory assistants are involved in educational and scientific work.
Scientific research work
The Mining Faculty has 5 departments and operates in accordance with the Statute of the Institute, of which 4 are specialized departments: Development of mineral deposits, Geology and oil and gas processing, Construction and mine surveying, Natural sciences, and State and foreign languages.
The activities of the departments for scientific and methodological work are carried out in accordance with long-term plans. For example:
Department of geology and development of oil and gas fields
- a) Physical and chemical conditions of silver, iron, lead, zinc, precious stones, as well as oil and gas of the Republic of Tajikistan;
- b) Ways to improve the quality of crude oil, reduce losses during transportation, collection, preparation, storage and adaptation to regulatory documents;
- c) Increase in the rate of drilling wells in the north of Tajikistan.
Department of development of mineral deposits;
Study of the properties of rocks;
- b) Extraction and efficient extraction;
- c) Solving problems associated with the rational use of underground resources.
Department of construction and mine Surveying;
- a) Ways to improve the quality of teaching general technical disciplines (descriptive geometry and engineering graphics) in the credit system of Education);
- b) The use of information and communication technologies in the process of teaching specialized disciplines of engineering education;
- c) Technologies of mine surveying and geodetic works and underground construction.
Department of natural sciences
- a) Research of mechanical, optical and electro-optical properties of materials, polymer composites dispersed with liquid crystals;
- b) physics of a condensate medium;
- c) Hydrometallurgical method for the production of antimony.
Learning process
The teachers of the faculty of training industry specialists organized the educational process in connection with production, established core disciplines from the point of view of the country’s industrial enterprises and the state program of rapid industrialization – the fourth state strategic goal. For this purpose, at the enterprises of STK LLC JV “Aprelevka”, UE “Kairakkum Integrated Geological Exploration Expedition” and JSC “Angisht”, branches of departments were created to train industry specialists, an educational process related to production was organized, and accordingly the fourth strategic state goal set by the leadership of the country’s industrial enterprises and the state program for the country’s industrialization.
During the educational process at the Mining Faculty, the schedule of classes for the full-time and part-time departments, the schedule of joint lessons of teachers, the schedule of open lessons, the course of semester work are approved.
Information for applicants
The Mining and Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan is one of the higher technical educational institutions of the Republic of Tajikistan, created on the basis of the Mining and Metallurgical College in 2006, which is unique in Central Asia. The Mining Faculty is one of the structural components of the institute. Currently, the faculty has more than 1200 students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and doctoral programs. A wide range of academic disciplines of the faculty develops students’ practical, theoretical, technical knowledge, advanced problem solving skills, and prepares them for solving complex engineering problems.
Benefits of studying at the Mining Faculty
Leading professions in the world
- Geology and exploration of mineral deposits.
- Development and operation of oil and gas fields.
- Development of mineral deposits (open pit mining).
- Development of mineral deposits (underground work)
- Development of mineral deposits (mineral processing)
- Development of mineral deposits (drilling)
- Development of mineral deposits (mine surveying)
- Underground construction and mines
- Chemical technology of inorganic substances, materials and products.
Innovation and teacher potential.
More than 40% of teachers have academic degrees. Every year, students undergo training and practical training in the largest companies STK LLC JV Aprelevka, LLC Tajik-Chinese Mining Company, LLC JV Zarafshon, TA LLC JV Anzob, OJSC Angisht. Professors from foreign universities are regularly invited to present innovative mining technologies to students.
Active student life
The Kuhkan Students Union unites more than 20 student interest clubs, including:
- funny and modern clubs (KVN)
- dance group
- Singing collective
- a team of musicians
- Team “Skillful hands”
- Team “Young Inventors”
- Travel team
- Athletes, etc.
Institute locations:
The institute is located in one of the most picturesque landscapes of the Republic of Tajikistan, the industrial city of Buston, next to the institute are the Palace of Culture and the Park of Recreation and Culture named after Sadriddin Aini.
If you want to know and enjoy the rich treasures of dear Tajikistan, your choice of the Mining Faculty is yours!
Our code in STC is 201