The Traditional Student Conference: A Celebration of Academic Excellence
A traditional student conference, aimed at addressing the priorities of systematic reforms in higher education, took place at the Alisher Nava’i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature. Dedicated to fostering a generation of highly skilled professionals with modern knowledge, moral values, and independent thinking, the event was organized under the auspices of the "Young Philologist Scholars" Society. This annual scientific-practical conference, titled "Issues in Philology Through the Eyes of Young Researchers," has become a hallmark of academic endeavor for talented students.
Established by the university rector’s order on December 31, 2016, the "Young Philologist Scholars" Society now boasts nearly 1,500 active student members. Its mission is to attract capable students to the realm of science while solidifying their role in society. The society's agenda includes innovative projects and semi-annual national and international conferences, which have earned recognition for their contribution to academic progress.
On November 30, 2024, the international scientific-practical conference "Issues in Philology Through the Eyes of Young Researchers" was held. The event brought together doctoral candidates, independent researchers, graduate, and undergraduate students from numerous universities across the country. The conference commenced with a ceremonial address by the university rector, academician Shukhrat Sirojiddinov, who extended heartfelt wishes for success in the participants' academic journeys and expressed confidence in their future achievements.
Students from neighboring countries, including Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, alongside participants from other foreign universities, showcased their research during the event. Remarkably, the editorial committee received over 400 submissions on topics such as Uzbek linguistics, literary studies, Navoi studies, language and literature teaching methodologies, translation studies, and applied philology. Following rigorous evaluation, the top 310 papers were selected for presentation.
The conference featured specialized panels where lively discussions took place, culminating in awards for "Best Scientifically Substantiated Article" and "Most Relevant Topic Article." Winners received diplomas and commemorative gifts, marking the event as a platform for academic achievement and intellectual growth.