SDG 4 — Quality Education

UWED's library is open to everyone, not only its students. Visitors can use the library computers and free high-speed Wi-Fi, reach international databases at no cost, and register free of charge with an ID or passport.

UWED opens its campus to the wider community for learning. On 26 November 2025 it held a Hangul Day open to everyone with free admission, attended by more than 60 people of different ages. The annual Environmental Awareness Day brought pupils from neighbouring schools and communities onto campus, and the Sports Club hosted residents of four neighbouring mahallas. SDG UWED Week seminars admitted students of other Tashkent universities, and UWED hosted international conferences such as BDAIM-2025 and the Constitution and SDGs conference with external scholars, officials and UN agencies.

UWED delivers short professional training to people who are not its students. From 7 to 11 July 2025 the Diplomatic Academy at UWED ran a free five-day retraining course in diplomatic protocol, correspondence and negotiation for employees of the state enterprise Uztextreyd, who received certificates. The Faculty of Executive Education runs non-degree programmes for officials and executives, several with partners such as LUISS and Senteo. UWED faculty also train public servants elsewhere, as at the Ministry of Sports in June 2025; externally hosted events like this, and staff training such as the 2025 Summer Institute in Moscow, are shown as context only.

In 2025 UWED staff and students took learning into Tashkent schools and mahallas. In schools they trained teachers on information security and AI, taught financial literacy to third-graders, ran child-rights activities for blind and visually impaired children, held an SDG Awareness Day at boarding school No. 101 and explained the Constitution to pupils; one visit reached about 100 pupils of School No. 250. In mahallas, faculty held round tables with residents and local leaders on the SDGs, the Constitution and gender equality.