At Webster Tashkent, we understand university is a challenging time for most young people.
That’s why enrolling in this private, nonprofit university is easy — we maintain a rolling admissions policy, meaning you can apply twice a year, as early as it is convenient for you.
Learn more about our application process for both undergraduates and working professionals seeking an advanced degree.
To apply to Webster Tashkent for a bachelor's degree, you will need to:
Each applicant needs to demonstrate their ability to undertake the Webster program, which will be taught in English. Applicants who do not meet our English requirements may be conditionally accepted as English as a Second Language (ESL) students.
ESL courses are taken during the first two semesters. These classes are provided at no additional cost to support students in increasing academic English skills. The classes are taken at the same time as other subjects related to the student's major and are counted toward their degrees in the form of electives.
Webster accepts applications from citizens of all countries who meet eligibility requirements.
Note: Webster University requires specific steps and qualifications for application to undergraduate (bachelor's) programs. Brief descriptions can be found below, but prospective students should consult the full admission policies.
| Intakes: | Class start date: | Uzbekistan students apply by: | International students apply by: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fall 2025 | Aug. 18 , 2025 | Jul. 31, 2025 | Jul. 31, 2025 |
Each applicant must submit a document certifying he or she has completed high school, such as an attestat or diploma. Applicants considered for admission to undergraduate studies at Webster University must complete their high school education in an accredited educational institution recognized by Webster University, and meet all program admission standards. Applicants must have a grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) for full admission.
Each applicant must submit an official, final high school document demonstrating grades (transcript). Those who receive an attestat are not required to submit anything further, since that document contains their grades.
If you are still in school, you may submit a transcript of your grades from your 10th and 11th years of studies. You will receive a provisional admission decision. After we receive your final transcript, we will update your admissions decision from provisional to full.
We accept scores from several English proficiency tests, including the following:
To complete your admissions file, we will also require a scanned file of your passport identification page or both sides of your ID card.
All documents must be in English. If these documents are not originally in English, please get a notarized translation and submit the scanned version of the original and translation.
If you wish to transfer from your current university to Webster Tashkent, please provide your most up-to-date grades from university as well as high school documents. Please note that decisions are made on a case-by-case basis.
All applications to Webster University in Tashkent are submitted online. Click here to apply.
Once we receive your application and documents through the online system, it typically takes us 2-3 weeks to review your candidacy and send you a decision by email.
Applicants are not sent a confirmation email when we receive applications. Please email or call the Office of Admissions if you want to check that Webster has received your application.
The 50% of the fee confirms intent to enroll at the University. Enrollment in classes will be completed only after the student's tuition fee is received. Students are encouraged to pay the tuition fee as soon as possible, before July 31, to guarantee their ability to study in their desired semester.
Orientation gives new students — both freshmen and transfers — a chance to learn about Webster rules, policies, services, student life, how to get involved and so forth. Attending orientation is mandatory. Sessions are organized before the start of classes, and students are invited to participate by email, so make sure to check your inbox regularly.
Congratulations! You are now a Gorlok — welcome to our international community!
To apply to WUT for a master's degree, you will need to:
Webster University utilizes a cohort-based term system for graduate programs. This means that prospective students can start their studies at different times a year, choosing a date that is most convenient. Refer to the tables below for details. If you are interested, please contact us to hear more. You can also simply submit an electronic application, indicating the date when you wish to start classes.
Webster accepts applications from citizens of all countries who meet eligibility requirements.
Note: Webster University requires specific steps and qualifications for application to graduate (master's) programs. Brief descriptions can be found below, but prospective students should consult the full admission policies.
| Class start date: | Uzbekistan students apply by: | International students apply by: |
|---|---|---|
| Aug. 11, 2025 | July 31, 2025 | July 31, 2025 |
Each applicant must submit a document certifying they have completed university, such as a diploma. Those who studied based on a government grant and who were not issued their diploma may submit their certificate of university completion (ko'chirma).
Applicants considered for admission to graduate studies at Webster University must complete their high school education in an accredited higher educational institution recognized by Webster University, and meet all program admission standards. Applicants must have a grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) for full admission.
Each applicant must submit an official, final document demonstrating grades (transcript).
We accept scores from several English proficiency tests, including the following:
Applicants who have earned their bachelor's degree from a university in which the language of instruction was English may get the English requirement waived. Please reach out to our Admissions team to check whether you are eligible.
To complete your admissions file, we will also require a scanned file of your passport identification page or both sides of your ID card.
All documents must be in English. If these documents are not originally in English, please get a notarized translation and submit the scanned version of the original and translation.
All applications to Webster University in Tashkent are submitted online. Click here to apply.
Once we receive your application and documents through the online system, it typically takes us 2-3 weeks to review your candidacy and send you a decision by email.
Applicants are not sent a confirmation email when we receive applications. Please email or call the Admissions Department if you want to check that Webster has received your application.
The first term's tuition fee confirms intent to enroll at the University. Enrollment in classes will be completed only after the student's tuition fee is received. Students are encouraged to pay the tuition fee as soon as possible to guarantee their ability to study in their desired semester.
Orientation gives new students a chance to learn about Webster rules, policies, and technologies. Grad students are strongly encouraged to participate, since they use our online systems intensively to complete reading and submit assignments.
Congratulations! You are now a Gorlok — welcome to our international community!
Our students have access to a global-centric curriculum, spanning three continents and multiple countries worldwide.
To find out what program best fits your life and goals, connect with our Admissions staff.