Maxmudova Xurshida Irgashevna
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| Qabul vaqti: | Seshanba, payshanba 14:00 - 16:00 |
| Tel: | +998 66 232 19 18 |
| Faks: | +998 66 232 19 18 |
| E-mail: | sammi_al@umail.uz |
| Manzil: | Samarqand sh. Voxid Abdullayev ko'chasi, 14 |
The Academic Lyceum of Samarkand State Medical University (previously known as Academic Lyceum No.1 under SamSMI ) was established in the 2004–2005 academic year and has since completed a remarkable 21-year history.The lyceum was founded based on Resolution No. 473 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated October 29, 2003, and Order No.198 of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 27, 2004. Starting from the 2004–2005 academic year, it began operating as Academic Lyceum No.1 under Samarkand State Medical Institute. Initially, the duties of the lyceum director were temporarily performed by M.D. Davronov, Ph.D., professor, and director of the lyceum’s boarding school. Subsequently, the position of director was held by A. Rakhimberdiyev, Ph.D. (2005–2007), E.A. Safayeva (2007–2010), and M.U. Djalilov, Ph.D. (2010–2019).
Until 2017, the lyceum operated as Academic Lyceum No. 1 under SamSMI.According to Presidential Decree No. PQ-3290 of September 26, 2017, titled “On Further Improvement of the Targeted Preparation System for Candidates Entering Higher Education Institutions,” and Order No. 583 of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated October 2, 2017, the lyceum was transferred to the jurisdiction of Samarkand State Medical University. Since then, it has been known as the Academic Lyceum of Samarkand State Medical University.
On April 8, 2019, the rector of SamSMU, Professor A.M. Shamsiyev, appointed Kh.I. Makhmudova, Ph.D., associate professor, and head of the Department of Medical Biology and Genetics, as the director of the academic lyceum to enhance its academic, scientific, spiritual, and educational activities. The lyceum specializes only in natural sciences and in collaboration with the university leads a modern academic, scientific, and technical infrastructure. Classes are conducted in modern classrooms that meet global educational standards, utilizing interactive teaching methods and computer technologies. Highly qualified teachers with significant scientific and pedagogical experience lead the instructions. Chemistry and biology laboratory classes are held in specialized labs, while practical classes are conducted in small groups.
Currently, the lyceum employs 50 teachers who have passed scheduled attestation and certification, according to Presidential Decree No. PF-5538 of September 5, 2018 and Resolution No. 392 of the Cabinet of Ministers dated May 13, 2019. Among them, 10 teachers hold PhD degrees, 11 are senior teachers, 4 are leading teachers and 11 are head teachers.
Special attention is emphasized on continuously improving the scientific and pedagogical competence of the teaching staff. In collaboration with the professors of SamSMU departments, the lyceum conducts methodological, scientific, spiritual, and educational work. Additionally, at the initiative of SamSMU rector, an internship for lyceum’s teachers to undergo professional development abroad between 2020 and 2023 was planned.
The lyceum currently operates four departments, established by the decision of the scientific-pedagogical Council:
- Biology;
- Chemistry;
- Languages and Social-Humanitarian Sciences;
- Exact Sciences.
These departments function in accordance with the “Model Regulation on Academic Lyceum Departments.”
To meet the requirements of the State Educational Standards (DTS), the lyceum organizes subject months to promote creative collaboration between teachers and students and to foster the development of their talents and abilities. These initiatives enhance the quality and effectiveness of education. The lyceum is equipped with a modern sports hall, a 220-seat meeting hall, over 10 subject-focused extracurricular clubs, a 200-seat canteen, and a dormitory. Students residing in the dormitory are provided with three hot meals daily. At the initiative of the lyceum’s executive director, Kh.I. Makhmudova, and in line with the five key initiatives of the President of Uzbekistan, two computer rooms, a library with a reading room, and reading clubs were established in May–June 2019 to ensure students’ productive use of their free time.
Graduates of the lyceum receive an academic lyceum’s diploma and a certificate for the junior specialization of “Chemical Laboratory Assistant.” The lyceum educates knowledge-thirsty youth, preparing them to contribute to the future of our country, and holds a distinguished place among Uzbekistan’s educational institutions.Its graduates obtain higher education in natural sciences at various universities across the Republic.
Lyceum’s students actively participate in subject Olympiads, consistently earning prestigious awards. For instance, Anvar Dustov got 2nd place in chemistry at the national Olympiad, while Jahongir Fakhriyev won 3rd place at the 48th World Olympiad and a bronze medal at the 50th International Olympiad. At regional Olympiads, Muhammad Khusanov earned 3rd place in chemistry, Yakhyokhon Khurramov took 2nd place, Sherbek Normurodov got 2nd place in biology, Begali Bakhtiyorov won 1st place, and Dilsoz Abdurakhimova took 2nd place in native language and literature. In the 2020–2021 academic year, first-year students Sevinch Abduganiyeva won 1st place, and Azizjon Alikqulov took 3rd place at the regional Olympiad. In the 2021–2022 academic year,a second-year student Sevinch Abduganiyeva got 2nd place. In the 2024–2025 academic year,a second-year student Fozil Zokirov won 2nd place in biology,a first-year student Samandar Keldiyorov took 1st place in chemistry, and a first-year student Maftuna Tosheva got 3rd place in Russian language at the third stage of regional Olympiads,
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