Navoi State University (NSU) is committed to supporting the physical, mental, and social well-being of its entire campus community. The university maintains a comprehensive health infrastructure across all 7 academic buildings and 4 student dormitories, staffed by permanent doctors and nurses. NSU’s health services range from on-site first aid and diagnostic facilities to psychological support, sports and fitness centres, and formal partnerships with local hospitals and national medical institutions. These services are accessible to all students, academic staff, and administrative personnel, reflecting the university’s holistic approach to health and well-being.
1. Campus Health Facilities
Navoi State University maintains dedicated health facilities across all 8 academic buildings and 4 student dormitories on campus. Each facility is staffed by permanently assigned doctors and nurses who provide routine medical consultations, health monitoring, and immediate care during working hours. The facilities are equipped with essential medical supplies, examination equipment, and patient rest areas. This distribution of health posts across the entire campus ensures that all members of the university community — regardless of their location on campus — have rapid and convenient access to professional medical care at all times.
2. First Aid StationsNSU ensures immediate medical response through fully equipped first aid stations located in all key academic and administrative buildings. These stations provide essential emergency care, including wound treatment, bandaging, and initial support during accidents or sudden health incidents on campus. Each station is stocked with necessary supplies including antiseptics, bandages, stretchers, and basic medications, and is regularly inspected and replenished. Trained personnel are responsible for each station, and regular drills are conducted to maintain readiness. This infrastructure significantly reduces emergency response time and enhances the overall safety and well-being of the campus community. |
3. On-Campus Diagnostic Center
Navoi State University hosts a dedicated on-campus diagnostic centre that provides laboratory testing, blood analysis, radiological diagnostics, and general medical screening services. Students and staff benefit from quick and affordable access to quality diagnostic procedures without needing to leave the campus. The centre is operated by qualified medical technicians and professionals in accordance with national healthcare standards, and uses modern equipment with digital reporting systems to ensure accurate results and effective follow-up care. This facility plays a key preventative role in the university’s healthcare system by enabling early detection and timely management of health conditions.
4. Psychological Support Centre
Navoi State University operates a well-established Psychological Centre staffed by over 70 certified professionals, including clinical psychologists, counsellors, and therapists. The centre offers a wide range of mental health services, including:
Individual and group therapy sessions
Crisis intervention and emotional support
Academic stress and anxiety management
Career counselling and personal development guidance
Regular mental wellness campaigns and preventive education programmes
All services are provided confidentially and are freely accessible to students and staff, reflecting NSU’s commitment to holistic well-being and student success.
5. Sports and Gym Facilities
NSU promotes physical health and well-being through modern gym and sports facilities accessible to all students, academic staff, and administrative employees. The facilities are equipped with strength-training machines, cardio equipment, free weights, and dedicated spaces for group activities such as aerobics and yoga. Trained physical education instructors oversee safe use of equipment and provide guidance for customised fitness routines. Students and staff are encouraged to participate in sports clubs and wellness programmes organised as part of the university’s overall health and fitness policy, contributing to stress reduction, chronic illness prevention, and a healthy campus lifestyle.
6. Partnerships with Local Hospitals and Medical Institutions
NSU maintains active formal partnerships with local hospitals and national medical institutions to extend its health service capacity. Key partnerships include:
A formal cooperation agreement with the Navoi Regional Branch of the Republican Scientific Centre for Emergency Medical Care (RShTYoIM), providing students with access to emergency care, internship placements, and collaborative research opportunities.
Partnerships with nearby clinics and hospitals enabling students and staff to receive specialised care, emergency referrals, and health screenings beyond campus facilities.
Collaboration with partner medical institutions on vaccination drives, expert-led health workshops, and joint educational programmes.
These partnerships strengthen NSU’s medical infrastructure and ensure that the campus community has access to high-quality, comprehensive healthcare whenever needed.
7. Head of the X-ray radiology department at the Navoi branch of RSHTYOIM, Ph.D. U. Safarov is teaching the students of the Faculty of Medicine of the Navoi State University modern examination methods of angiography of cerebral blood vessels.
Thanks to the conditions created at the Navoi branch of RSHTYOIM, students have the opportunity to simultaneously see and apply their theoretical knowledge in practice.
8. Financial Aid and Social Support for Health
Navoi State University provides targeted financial assistance to support the health and well-being of its employees through the university’s trade union and social insurance systems. Key support includes:
134 employees received treatment referrals to health centres across Uzbekistan, funded through trade union membership dues totalling 94,084,000 soums.
53 staff members received social insurance assistance totalling 39,198,000 soums.
30% of female employees received medical treatment covered by the trade union.
52 employees were granted direct financial aid of 19,280,000 soums to cover urgent health and family-related expenses.