University Center

The Carnegie Mellon University campus community has a central gathering place in the University Center. The centerpiece of Carnegie Mellon's "New Campus Plan," the University Center contains numerous facilities for athletics, assemblies and dining as well as lounge and retail areas. It also includes space for student organizations and activities. The University Center opened in 1996 and is the home of the varsity swimming and diving team.

Willamette University

Willamette University is a top-ranked private liberal arts university located directly across the street from Oregon's Capitol. Home to 1,800 undergraduates and 760 graduate students in law, business and teaching, Willamette University's campus, centered on the Mill Race and festooned with ancient trees and ample green spaces, strongly reflects the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Described by students in the 2008 Princeton Review of the nation’s best colleges as “academically rigorous,” "intimate" and “seriously gorgeous," Willamette's College of Liberal Arts is defined by its commitment to excellence in scholarship, teaching innovation, and to the success of our graduates, who go on to prestigious graduate and professional schools, and pursue meaningful careers in the public and private sectors.

Willamette’s reputation as a top-tier liberal arts college attracts a wide variety of applicants from all over the nation and the globe. Approximately 4,200 students applied for admission to the class of 2012; 542 have enrolled. The number of Willamette students who apply for admission to Willamette's College of Liberal Arts has increased by more than 80 percent since 2002

The University of Bristol Botanic Garden

A new University Botanic Garden is being created within the grounds of The Holmes at Stoke Bishop, just off Durdham Down. Glasshouses have been erected and the major landscaping has now been completed. Planting commenced in 2005 and further planting during 2006 and 2007 is transforming the site into a new Botanic Garden. The new 1.77 hectare garden, which opened in March 2006, will focus on four themed plant collections: (i) Plant Evolution, (ii) Plants of Mediterranean Climate Regions, (iii) Useful Plants, and (iv) Local Flora and Rare Native Plants, carefully chosen to fulfil the teaching, research and conservation requirements of a small University Botanic Garden in the 21st Century. As well as enhancing the teaching of Plant Sciences within the University, this investment by the University of Bristol will also provide a unique teaching resource for local schools and a new cultural attraction for the City of Bristol

Saaremaa University Centre

In 1991, the University of Turku started co-operation with the Province of Saaremaa which covers the island of Saaremaa with more than 40,000 inhabitants, and several smaller islands. This co-operation soon expanded to include the counties of Hiiumaa and Läänemaa. A university office, run by the Centre for Extension Studies, was established in the city of Kuressaare on Saaremaa in 1993 for regional development courses and courses for the owners of the first private small and medium-sized enterprises.

The Saaremaa University Centre was established in September 1997 by the University of Turku, and four Estonian universities (the University of Tartu, Tallinn University of Technology, the Estonian University of Life Sciences and Tallinn University) and the Province of Saaremaa.

Today, also the University of Latvia, Riga Technical University and Kaunas University of Technology and Klaipeda University participate in the activities of the centre. The Centre is also at the disposal of the Baltic Sea Region University Network for joint seminars and meetings.

University of California, Irvine

The University of California’s Irvine campus was founded in 1965 and derived its name from the Irvine Company that donated 1,000 acres of land for a single dollar! This Southern California campus is located in the heart of Orange County, about 36 miles south of Los Angeles. Visitors to this campus can take advantage of the favorable weather and the close proximity to several beaches, including Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, and Huntington Beach. Nature lovers can indulge in a walk through the thickly-wooded trees of Aldrich Park, located at the heart of campus. The campus is also conveniently located within driving distance to the Irvine Spectrum, the Disneyland Resort, and Knott’s Berry Farm

Academy Of Art University

Bachelor in Advertising & Marketing, Bachelor in Fashion Design, Bachelor in Film-Video Making / Cinematography, Bachelor in Fine Arts and Art Studies, Bachelor in Graphic Design Commercial Art and Illustration, Bachelor in Interior Design, Bachelor in Photography, etc

UC English Language Institute

The University of Canberra English Language Institute (UCELI) has prepared international students for entry to the University of Canberra since 1969. Of special interest is the English Access Program (EAP) and Postgraduate Preparation Program (PPP) which provide direct entry pathways into all courses at the University as well as the University of Canberra College.

UCELI is the only IELTS test centre in Canberra and also offers IELTS preparation courses.

UCELI teachers are highly qualified and have vast international experience. Classes are conducted in a new building and there is full access to University facilities, including the International Learning and Teaching Resource Centre within UCELI.

Tucson Marriott University Park

Situated at the main gate of The University of Arizona, the Tucson Marriott University Park is the ideal hotel if you're staying in Tucson for business or pleasure. Just steps from the front door is Tucson's most vibrant social and cultural neighborhood: over 30 restaurants, shopping, touring Broadway shows, and 4 museums (perfect for the off-site function without the transportation cost!). Guests must be at least 18 years of age to check in.

Brown University

Brown University, founded in 1764, is the seventh oldest institution of higher education in the United States. Located in Providence, Rhode Island, Brown University is an eminently esteemed private university and has been ranked second by Princeton Review for having the “happiest students” among American Colleges. Nicknamed the “Renaissance City,” Providence allows visitors and students to indulge their senses while expanding their minds. This unique New England city is home to a diverse population and boasts unique architecture. The city also has ample shopping, dining and entertainment on the vibrant Thayer Street.

DMA’s program at Brown is a special collaboration between the Brown University Summer & Continuing Studies Department and the Digital Media Academy. Students who plan to attend a DMA Teen Course at Brown are strongly encouraged to also consider the residential option. Residential teens will attend DMA courses by day and participate in Brown’s Pre-College Program by night. The residential program is run exclusively by Brown University and is a unique opportunity for teens to experience college life at an Ivy League school. DMA is a separate entity and not otherwise associated with or sponsored by the Brown University Summer & Continuing Studies Department

The University of Tennessee College of Medicine

Welcome to the University of Tennessee College of Medicine. The University of Tennessee College of Medicine is part of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC). The College of Medicine offers programs leading to the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree. The College of Medicine also participates in the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)/Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) combined degree program as well as provides active participation in the programs offered by the UT Graduate School of Health Sciences (M.S., Ph.D). The College of Medicine provides extensive training in Graduate Medical Education (GME). Three fully integrated campuses (Memphis, Knoxville and Chattanooga) constitute the University of Tennessee College of Medicine. There are 25 departments on our Memphis Campus, nine departments on our Knoxville campus, and ten departments on our Chattanooga campus. Medical Students from the College of Medicine spend their first two years on the Memphis Campus and then rotate on all three Campuses for clinical training. GME Programs and active research and clinical practice programs are present on all three College of Medicine campuses. Currently, the College has approximately 615 medical students and over 1100 residents and fellows in 84 GME training programs. Gross revenues for the College exceed $400M annually with greater than $70 million in research revenues. Multiple physician practice groups make up the College of Medicine faculty practice arm with the largest number of faculty being members of the University of Tennessee Medical Group, Inc. (UTMG)

The University of Kansas Center

The mission of the University of Kansas Center of Excellence in Chemical Methodologies & Library Development (KU CMLD) is to design and synthesize libraries that:

* utilize new principles of scaffold design (and especially the incorporation of multiple scaffold cores into a single library)
* are likely to have pharmacological activity based on sound drug design principles, and
* are likely to have drug-like characteristics.

The work at the KU CMLD Center involves 11 researchers located at the University of Kansas, the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Iowa State University and York University

The Rotunda (University of Virginia)

The Rotunda is a building located on The Lawn in the original grounds of the University of Virginia. It was designed by Thomas Jefferson to represent the "authority of nature and power of reason" and was inspired by the Pantheon in Rome. Construction began in 1822 and was completed in 1826, after his death. The grounds of the new university were unique in that they surrounded a library housed in the Rotunda rather than a church, as was common at other universities in the English-speaking world. The Rotunda is seen as a lasting symbol of Jefferson's belief in the separation of church and education, as well as his lifelong dedication to both education and architecture.

The collegiate structure, the immediate area around it, and Jefferson's nearby home at Monticello combine to form one of only three modern man-made sites in the United States to be internationally protected and preserved as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO (the other two are the Statue of Liberty and Independence Hall).

CAIRO UNIVERSITY

Cairo University became a reality on December 21st, 1908 after the sincere and persistent efforts of a group of dignitaries started some years earlier. These included the well-known national leader Moustafa Kamel, the distinguished scholar and religious leader Sheikh Mohammed Abdu and some wealthy national such as Ahmed El Menshawy Pasha, Moustafa Bek El Ghamrawy and many others. The first permanent committee of the University was established on March 12th, 1908. The committee was chaired by Prince Ahmed Fouad After elaborate preparatory efforts by the national leader Saad Zaghloul, served as Vice-Chairman of this committee. Following the appointment of Saad Zaghloul as Minister of Education, the prominent national scholar Kassem Amin was appointed as Committee Vice-Chairman

Lakehead University

Lakehead University (LU) is located in Thunder Bay, Ontario. It is the only university in Northwestern Ontario. Lakehead University attracts many students from across Canada as well as international students. Lakehead offers a broad range of degree and diploma programs within nine faculties. The diverse learning environment contributes to over 41,000 alumni in 67 different countries. The majority 50.8% of Lakehead students are from Northwestern Ontario. Out of province and international students account for 5.7% and 2.3% respectively. The remaining 41.2% come from other parts of Ontario. Lakehead is a small-medium size university with 80% of classes having less than 50 students and 50% of classes less than 25. In October 2006, Lakehead University was named 'Research University Of The Year' (Undergraduate Category) by Research Infosource, achieving No.1 rank for both research income growth in Canada, and research intensity in its category

The University of Manitoba Security Services

On behalf of the Security Services Department, I would like to welcome you to our web site.

The goal of the University of Manitoba Security Services is to ensure a safe environment in which members of our community can live, study, work, and enjoy life.

The UM Security Services Department works to establish and cultivate a positive presence within the University community and to communicate with individuals, committees, groups, and other off campus associated agencies on crime prevention and security related issues. Our department services the needs of the U of M campus community by providing security services in a professional and proactive manner.

The UM Security Services Department provides safety to students, staff, and visitors of the University community. In addition to being actively involved in the University community, our department has been a proud supporter for many years of the Manitoba Special Olympics and the Manitoba Law Enforcement Torch Run .

Special Constables are sworn-in peace officers with the province of Manitoba. In addition to providing numerous services to the community, Security Services Constables enforce University regulations, Federal and Provincial Statutes and Municipal By-Laws.

The UM Security Services department is available to provide service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding security on campus, feel free to contact me or contact the main dispatch office and an officer will be pleased to assist you.

Once again, thank you for visiting our site and we look forward to providing continued safety and security to the University of Manitoba

University of Wisconsin

Welcome to the home page of the Nuclear Theory Group in the Physics Department of the University of Wisconsin. Our research activities are funded by the National Science Foundation (Prof. Baha Balantekin) and the Department of Energy (Prof. Michael Ramsey-Musolf). The Nuclear Theory Group is part of the interdisciplinary Theoretical Nuclear, Particle, Astrophysics, and Cosmology Group (NPAC). Detailed information about members of the group and our research can be found using the links on the left, some of which will take you to the NPAC webpages.

The University of Luxembourg

In 2003, a new university was founded: the University of Luxembourg, the first and only university of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg, the small state that sits between France, Germany and Belgium.

Teaching, research and knowledge transfer at the highest international level: those are the three ambitious goals that this university sets from the start. As one of the youngest universities in Europe, it built directly on the Bologna system. This institution offers a range of high-quality Bachelor's , however the focus of its teaching is always on Master's and PhDs .

Special attention is given to research which focuses on particularly promising areas. The academic staff members come from all around the world and work in interdisciplinary teams. The university wants to serve the society and economy of Luxembourg as a place of reflection, and to develop into a motor of economic diversification.

University Auditorium

The University Auditorium was completed in 1924 and seats 867 for concerts, convocations and special lectures. The auditorium's hammerbeam ceiling features carvings of a scholar, musician, engineer and an athlete. The spacious interior and elaborate wood carvings of the auditorium create the perfect setting for the Anderson Memorial Pipe Organ, one of the major instruments of its kind in the Southeast

Chernivtsi National University

Chernivtsi National University, one of the leading higher educational institutions in Ukraine, was founded on the 4-th of October, 1875.

By Decree of the State Accreditation Commission from April, 7th, 2008 (Accreditation certificate series РД-IV № 259818) Chernivtsi University was accredited with the highest IV level of accreditation.

Licence:
Series АВ № 395189 from 30.05.2008

By decision of Session of Council of European University Association, held in Brussels on January 15th, 2009, Yuri Fedkovich Chernivtsi National University was granted a full individual membership in European University Association

Renmin University of China

Renmin University of China (RUC, also known as the People's University of China) is a key university in China. The RUC's strengths emphasize the humanities and social sciences, however, the university also embraces disciplines in the area of natural sciences. The RUC is a comprehensive research-orientated university.
The RUC was established in 1937, during the resistance war against Japanese aggression. The University acquired its present name on October 3, 1950, which made it the first university to be established by the newly founded People's Republic of China.

Well-known educators including Wu Yuzhang, Cheng Fangwu, Yuan Baohua. Huang Da, and Li Wenhai have all served as president of the University. The RUC incumbent president is Professor Ji Baocheng, and Professor Cheng Tianquan is the Chairman of the University Council.

Since its establishment, RUC students and teachers have always endeavored to carry out its redoubtable injunction to "unceasingly strive to be always in the vanguard". The RUC shares a common fate with the Party and the nation. Through prudence, dedicated effort, active and practical exploration, the RUC has become an important teaching and research base in the areas of the humanities, social sciences, and management science in China. Owing to its efforts in spreading and popularizing Marxism in China, for its achievements in developing philosophy and the social sciences in China, and on account of its indispensable contributions to the cause of socialist construction and reform, the RUC is regarded as "A Standard in the Humanities and Social Sciences in China?ˉs Higher Education Sector".

With undergraduate education as the base and an emphasis on postgraduate education, supplemented by adult education courses and online learning, the RUC has formed a multi-dimensional structure and multilevel system in education and research. The RUC has a Graduate School which is responsible for the administration of postgraduate students, and RUC now comprises twenty-one schools of different disciplines (a Chemistry Department has been established for the near future creation of a School of Natural Sciences). The RUC also has a substantial number of research centers, fourteen transitional centers for post-doctoral fellows, and also a School of Continuing Education, a School of Education and Training, and the Shenzhen Research Institute. The RUC ranks first in three areas among all universities in China: there are six national research bases in fundamental disciplines in the literary arts; thirteen key national research bases in the humanities and social sciences; and twenty-five essential domestic disciplines are taught on campus, which places the RUC first in the social sciences and humanities nationwide.

The University of Hamburg

Foto: Audimax und StudentenThe University of Hamburg offers a variety of events for students, staff and the interested public throughout the year. Among other activities, the diverse program includes academic lectures, exhibitions and university church services

The University of Warsaw

The most prestigious University in Poland is the University of Warsaw (though Krakovians will fight you to the death to defend their beloved UJ’s honour). Founded in 1816, the University may be young by European standards, but its existence arose out of necessity; with Poland partitioned by three empires, Warsaw was separated from the academic centre of Poland, Krakow, and needed its own academic institution to match that of the Jagiellonian University of Krakow. During the short-lived Duchy of Warsaw, the School of Law and the Medical School were first established. After Warsaw came under the Russian Empire's yoke again, Czar Alexander I permitted the Polish authorities to create a university in 1816, consisting of five faculties: Law and Administration, Medicine, Philosophy, Theology and Art and Humanities. The University quickly became the premier academic institution in Russian Poland, though it was closed and reopened several times by the Russian authorities, as the faculty and students tended to take part in uprisings. The University remained largely in foreign hands and limited in its activities until Poland gained its independence after the First World War, and the University was completely restructured into a modern Polish academic institution.

By the 1930s, Warsaw University was the largest university in Poland, and its level of education had reached a western European level. During the Second World War, the Nazi authorities closed all Polish institutions of higher education. Despite this ban, underground education continued on an incredible scale, and by 1944 there were more than 300 lecturers and 3,500 students attending the "Secret Warsaw University." Unfortunately, the Warsaw Uprising resulted not only in the physical destruction of the University, but in the loss of most of the faculty and students. After the end of the War, the University was reorganized once again, this time with the "help" of Soviet authorities. In December 1945 lectures were resumed in the ruins of the campus and the buildings were gradually rebuilt.

California University Transportation Centers

The University of California Transportation Center (UCTC), with financial support from the U.S. Department of Transportation and the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), invites proposals from University of California faculty for research during the next academic year. Proposals must address the UCTC’s theme, “Transportation Systems Analysis and Policy”. Research may be in any discipline. The UCTC funds research on surface transportation but wil consider proposals on air or maritime transportation topics that have significant surface transportation components. Research is structured to address pressing issues centered on the theme of transportation systems analysis and policy

The University of Colorado at Boulder

Founded in 1876, the University of Colorado at Boulder is an outstanding academic institution with a cosmopolitan population of over 25,000 students. The university, whose distinguished faculty now include three Nobel Laureates, offers advanced degrees in over seventy fields of study. The university is the hub of an educational and scientific complex whose influence is worldwide.

The International English Center, established in 1975, helps advance the mission of the university through English language training, orientation to university customs, academic preparation, and an introduction to life in the United States

THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto is Canada's leading research-intensive university. With roughly 70,000 students, 3,000 faculty and over 300 undergraduate programs, Maclean's magazine notes in its annual report that 'Canada's top-ranked Medical-Doctoral university is a place where learning is the order of the day'. Spanning three campuses in the Greater Toronto Area and Mississauga, it houses 14 professional faculties, 32 libraries, 7 colleges and has links to 9 teaching hospitals.

A liberal arts education is the heart of the undergraduate curriculum at Toronto, and the Faculty of Arts and Science has more students than any other faculty. The education of students for the professions has always been an important part of the University's role, and the University accordingly maintains a wide range of professional faculties. The University's insistence on the importance of research in all disciplines has made it the major centre for graduate education in Canada. In many fields it produces a majority of the nation's doctoral candidates. The quality and range of the programs - undergraduate, graduate and professional - attract students from all parts of the province, from around the country and from abroad.

To support its work of teaching and research, the University has collected a library that is the largest in Canada and among the best in the world. The University maintains many laboratories and specialized aids to research. The University of Toronto Press Inc. is the chief institution of its kind in Canada and one of the most important scholarly publishers in North America.

The University of St Andrews

The IT Services department at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, develops and maintains software systems used in a variety of capacities throughout the university.

I had several years of experience working with Perl when I took my first serious look at Python back in 1999. Our team's projects were becoming bigger and more complex, and it was obvious that we needed to bring to them more structure and clarity. I had been looking at Java for some time, but its potential benefits seemed to come at the cost of a steep learning curve, and an overall increase in development time. In contrast, Python appeared to offer the prospect of having both clarity and productivity at the same time. And if we ever needed to make use of Java's class libraries there was always Jython, an implementation of Python for the JVM. The increasing number of Python books being published testified to the language's growing popularity, and the number of available libraries was beginning to rival Perl's. This convinced me to give Python a try.

History of the University of Sydney

Establishment
The first university to be established in Australasia, the University of Sydney was established on 1 October 1850 by the Act of Incorporation to promote useful knowledge and to encourage the residents of New South Wales to pursue a regular course of liberal education. Its governing body, the Senate, first met in February 1851 and the University first began operating in buildings in Sydney's city which are now occupied by Sydney Grammar School. The University's Inauguration Ceremony was held on 11 October 1852.

Bond University

Bond University is located on a 50 hectare campus on Queensland’s Gold Coast. Created in the traditions of the world’s leading private universities, a series of grand sandstone faculty buildings line a landscaped promenade leading down to the tranquil man-made lake. Lecture theatres, case study rooms and tutorial rooms are conveniently located in the University Centre building; several student restaurants, cafes and bars circle the lake; and on-campus accommodation is within easy walking distance of all university faculties. The study facilities here are world-class, incorporating high-tech lecture theatres, the latest broadband and wifi computer connections, and libraries that are ranked among Australia’s best.

Gray's Anatomy by Henry Gray

It so happens that the right teacher can take the form of a book. Gray's Anatomy is one of those few titles that practically everybody has heard of, and with good reason--it is a scientific and artistic triumph. Not just a dry index of parts and names, Gray's lets the natural beauty and grace of the body's interconnected systems and structures shine forth from the page

What High Schools Don't Tell You: Create a Long-Term Plan for Your 7th to 10th Grader for Getting into the Top Colleges by Elizabeth Wissner-Gross

In order to succeed in the fiercely competitive college admissions game, you need a game plan.and you have to start young. In this empowering guide, Elizabeth Wissner- Gross, a nationally sought-after college packager, helps parents of seventh to tenth graders create a long-term plan

Chicago Manual Of Style by John Grossman

In the 1890s, a proofreader at the University of Chicago Press prepared a single sheet of typographic fundamentals intended as a guide for the University community. That sheet grew into a pamphlet, and the pamphlet grew into a book.the first edition of the Manual of Style, published in 1906. Now in its fifteenth edition, The Chicago Manual of Style is the essential reference for authors.

Al-Azhar University

(pronounced "AZ-har", Arabic: جامعة الأزهر الشريف‎; Al-?Azhar al-?ar?f, "the Noble Azhar") in Egypt, founded in 975, is the chief centre of Arabic literature and Sunni Islamic learning in the world and the world's second oldest surviving degree granting university. It is associated with Al-Azhar mosque in Islamic Cairo. The university's mission includes the propagation of Islamic religion and culture.
To this end, its Islamic scholars (ulemas) render edicts (fatwas) on disputes submitted to them from all over the Sunni Islamic world regarding proper conduct for Muslim individuals or societies (a recent example being the clarification and thus prohibition of female genital cutting). Al-Azhar also trains Egyptian government appointed preachers in proselytization (da'wa).
Its library is considered second in importance in Egypt only to the Egyptian National Library and Archives. In May 2005, Al-Azhar in partnership with a Dubai information technology enterprise, ITEP launched the H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Project to Preserve Al Azhar Scripts and Publish Them Online (the "Al-Azhar Online Project") with the mission of eventually providing online access to the library's entire rare manuscripts collection (comprising about seven million pages).
History
The university was founded by the Fatimid dynasty of Egypt, descended from Fatimah, daughter of the Prophet Muhammad. Fatimah was called Az-Zahra (the brilliant), and the university was named in her honor. Studies began at Al-Azhar in the month of Ramadan, 975 AD. The university (Jami'ah) had faculties in Islamic law and jurisprudence, Arabic grammar, Islamic astronomy, Islamic philosophy, and logic. In the 12th century, following the overthrow of the Shia Fatimid dynasty, Sultan Saladin (the founder of the staunchly Sunni Ayyubid Dynasty ) converted Al-Azhar to a Shafi'ite Sunni center of learning.
In 1961, Al-Azhar was reorganised under the government of Egypt's second President Gamal Abdel Nasser and several secular faculties were added to the university, such as medicine, engineering and agriculture. An Islamic women's faculty was also added in the same year, six years after Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah had been the first woman to speak at the university.

Harstad University College

Harstad University College (HiH), situated north of the Arctic Circle, has approximately 1200 students and 110 employees. The institution was established in 1983 and offers a friendly and initimate atmosphere. There are two departments: Business Administration and Social Sciences and Health and Social Work.
Harstad University College participates in the Socrates, Leonardo, Nordplus and Barentsplus exchange programmes. HiH has also signed a number of bilateral agreements with institutions spread over four continents.
Our modern facilities were completed in 1997 and accommodate most of the activities under one roof, centrally and beautifully located close to the city centre and the harbour.
All our students are automatically registered as members of the student welfare organization, SiHa, providing them with general everyday practical information.
Harstad is a modern city of 23 000 inhabitants. It is characterized by a pleasant coastal climate, ideally situated on a picturesque island surrounded by mountains and sea.
The city hosts a variety of industries in agriculture, fisheries, oil exploration, trade and retail in addition to travel and tourism.

University of California, Los Angeles

UCLA - the University of California, Los Angeles - is a public research university and a member of the Association of American Universities. UCLA has 3,326 faculty members and has an enrollment of 24,811 undergraduates, and 10,814 graduates.
Do you want to join one of the top universities in the nation? UCLA is seeking outstanding applicants for a wide variety of positions at all levels. At UCLA, you can create a successful future, enjoy competitive compensation, and receive outstanding benefits! Whether you're new to the workforce or a highly experienced professional, the variety of opportunities available is extensive

Islam Karimov had the religious center of Tashkent reconstructed (see photo of Hast Imam)

Reconstruction of Tashkent streets and squares for the Independence Day celebration on the national leader's initiative is a tradition in Uzbekistan. Central part of the capital around Chor Su marketplace and Eski Juva square was reconstructed in 2005. President Islam Karimov ordered the National Gallery of Fashion there rebuilt so as to resemble the famous ancient monuments of the Timurides era.

Road bridges and interchanges were built in Tashkent for the jubilee in 2006. This year, it is the turn of the religious complex on Hazrati Imam square also known as Hast Imam. Buildings of the XVI-XIX centuries were restored there and new cyclopean ones built in a matter of months. The scope, plans, and tempos of construction were determined by Karimov himself. The construction was practically over a month before the Independence