Tashkent Metropolitan University has formed a strategic partnership with GameDevHQ to enhance IT education.

Starting from the second year, students will study programming languages such as C#, C++, and the Unity platform, equipping them with the skills necessary for game development. After nine months of intensive training, students will be ready to create their own projects. In the third year, the primary focus will shift to learning Python and cybersecurity, providing a solid foundation in data protection and network security. Fourth-year students will delve into artificial intelligence, exploring its applications and impact in the modern technological landscape.

In addition to updating the curriculum, GameDevHQ plans to offer TMU students employment opportunities. Qualified students will be able to secure jobs as early as their second year, with a minimum salary of $1,000 per month.

“This partnership is a significant step forward in our effort to provide students with quality education and real career opportunities,” said Behzod Jalilov, the rector of Tashkent Metropolitan University.

“By collaborating with GameDevHQ, we ensure that our graduates are prepared for the demands of the rapidly evolving IT industry.”

GameDevHQ, founded by Jonathan Weinberger, specializes in training software developers with a focus on Unity and C#. The company uses game development as a pathway to software engineering, preparing specialists for various fields in the technology sector.

This collaboration highlights Tashkent Metropolitan University's commitment to enhancing the quality of education and providing students with the essential skills and experience for a successful career in information technology.