Uzbekistan's First Early College Program

AUT Early College Program

Get a head start on your university journey while you are still in high school. The AUT Early College Program gives academically strong students in Grades 9–11 the opportunity to take university-level courses at AUT before graduating from school.

Students study the same curriculum offered within AUT's bachelor's programs, powered by Arizona State University (ASU), earn university credits, and receive an AUT Early College Certificate upon successful completion.

Grades 9–11 University credits AUT–ASU curriculum

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Early College Program

Who is it for?

Early College is designed for motivated high school students who want to start university early. Choose 1 to 3 courses per semester based on your grade, interests, and course availability, and build a timetable that fits around your school schedule.

Grade 9 — 1–2 courses per semester: explore university-level learning.

Grade 10 — 2 courses per semester: build your academic foundation.

Grade 11 — 2–3 courses per semester: maximize preparation and credit accumulation.

Program snapshot

Who:

High school students, Grades 9–11

Courses:

8 university-level courses, 1–3 per semester

Language:

English

Format:

On-campus

Duration:

One semester per course

Tuition:

5,200,000 UZS per course

English level:

IELTS 5.0 / CEFR B1 / EnglishScore 350

Certificate:

AUT Early College Certificate

What you'll gain

Early College is more than extra classes. It's a real university experience: credits, professors, research, and a network you'll carry into your degree.

Earn university credits

Complete AUT courses before high school graduation and reduce the time needed to finish your degree.

Get ahead in the AUT–ASU pathway

Credits count toward the 1+2+1 / 1+3+1 pathway to Arizona State University.

Learn from university professors

Classes are taught by AUT faculty, with guest lectures from Cintana Alliance partner universities.

Explore your future and build your network

Discover your interests, connect with professors and students, and adapt to university life before you officially enroll.

Courses and timetable 2026–2027

Choose 1 to 3 courses per semester. Classes are scheduled after school at the AUT campus. The timetable below is subject to change.

Communication

Public Speaking

Build skills in public speaking, presentations, and persuasive communication

Computer Apps and IT

Develop practical skills with modern digital tools and technologies

Mathematics

College Algebra

Explore equations, functions, algebraic reasoning, and mathematical modeling

Hospitality

Leisure & Quality of Life

Explore leisure, recreation, wellness, and their impact on society

Mathematics

Calculus I

Learn limits, derivatives, optimization, and introductory integration

Humanities

Introduction to Psychology

Explore human behavior, cognition, emotions, and social development.

Mathematics

Calculus I

Learn limits, derivatives, optimization, and introductory integration

AI Literacy

Use AI for learning, problem-solving, communication, and productivity

Humanities

Introduction to Ethics

Explore moral reasoning, justice, responsibility, and ethical issues

Hospitality

Introduction to Travel and Tourism

Explore tourism and travel markets

Hospitality

Introduction to Travel and Tourism

Explore tourism and travel markets

Hospitality

Leisure & Quality of Life

Explore leisure, recreation, wellness, and their impact on society

Communication

Public Speaking

Build skills in public speaking, presentations, and persuasive communication

Mathematics

College Algebra

Explore equations, functions, algebraic reasoning, and mathematical modeling

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Faculty

Our program is taught by globally recognized experts in leadership, strategy, and organizational transformation

Dr. Adam Jones

Public Speaking program coordinator

Expertise: Applied linguistics, communication, language education, and curriculum development.

Dr. Jamol Khujaev

College Algebra program coordinator

Expertise: Mathematics, mathematical modeling, and university-level mathematics education.

Dr. Alisher Jalilov

Calculus I program coordinator

Expertise: Mathematical analysis, calculus, probability, and mathematical statistics.

Dr. Muhammad Nabeel

Computer Applications and IT program coordinator

Expertise: Computer science, information systems, cybersecurity, and data science.

Dr. Kubanych Takyrbashev

Introduction to Psychological Practices program coordinator

Expertise: Psychology, psychological assessment, forensic psychology, and trauma-informed care.

Prof. Dr. Victoria Fontan

Rector and Introduction to Ethics program coordinator

Expertise: Peacebuilding, international development, and higher education leadership.

How to apply

Admission to Early College is simple. Our team will guide you and your parents through every step.

STEP 1

Fill in the application form on this page and choose your desired module

STEP 2

Receive a call from us and discuss your availability

STEP 3

Submit your documents: passport or ID, high school transcript, proof of English (IELTS 5.0 / CEFR B1 / EnglishScore 350), and a recommendation letter

STEP 4

Finalize your enrollment and make your payment

AUT Early College Program

Who is it for?

What you'll gain

Courses and timetable 2026–2027

Faculty

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