Uzbekistan's education is characterized by remarkable strengths, including the dynamic progress that stand out as Uzbekistan's competitive advantages in higher education. Since 2016, Uzbekistan has undergone a comprehensive reform of its higher education sector. Under the leadership of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the nation has witnessed

The growing global demand for palliative care is driven by an ageing population and the increasing prevalence of both infectious and non-communicable diseases. Previous research has highlighted inadequate knowledge and uncertain attitudes towards palliative care among nursing students worldwide. This study aimed to assess the knowledge and attitude

In today's rapidly evolving higher education landscape, academic leadership demands more than administrative oversight. It requires a comprehensive understanding of the academic profession, institutional missions, and the strategic role of universities in driving knowledge, innovation, and societal progress. GALEP 1.0 was designed as a response

Across the world, universities have long been driven by a predominant goal, that is to produce graduates who are ready for the workforce. Teaching and learning processes are geared toward measurable learning outcomes, mainly the job skills, competencies, and attributes aligned with employability. While this focus has value, it also reveals a critic

At a time when the international community is struggling with war, inequality, and environmental crises, the voices of leaders who consistently champion peace, justice, and human dignity stand out with clarity. Among them are President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of Malaysia, both of whom underscore their count

In Leading the Way through Tawhidic Epistemology, Leading the World for Ummatic Excellence, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's return to IIUM reaffirms the university's core mission of integrating revealed and acquired knowledge. He challenges students and faculty to embrace the Tawhidic paradigm-pursuing education that nurtures wisdom, justice

Work ethic refers to an individual's intrinsic values that regulate or govern his or her approach to work. It is shaped by purpose, sustained effort, and a belief system rooted in moral responsibility. At its core, work ethic is a value system that reflects how a person engages with tasks, that is, through diligence, productivity, discipline, a

The dynamic changes of the modern world have compelled many nations to adopt renewed perspectives on human livelihood and the future of global development. Uzbekistan is no exception.Like other countries, it faces the challenges of a rapidly changing and increasingly complex world. This global scenario is shaped by multiple factors which include in

Uzbekistan is home to remarkable research and knowledge institutions that actively engage with the global academic community. These institutions have extended invitations to international partners to benefit from their heritage, expertise and contributions to the expansion and generation of knowledge. Their commitment to nation-building, anchored i

Wellbeing is often associated with good health, physical strength, and daily functioning. While these are important, true wellbeing encompasses more than just the physical. It includes mental and emotional stability, meaningful social and relational connections, and spiritual grounding. Spiritual wellbeing, in particular, involves living with a cle