Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health in Uzbekistan was established in 1991 as a medical center of Fergana State University. The Medical Centre was renamed the Fergana branch of the Tashkent State Second Medical Institute by executive decision of the Cabinet Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan in June 1998.

To train qualified personnel with higher education, who are highly qualified in the areas of health care, epidemiologist well-being, and public health, to further improve the system of professional development of workers, and to provide competent specialists to medical organizations, which include primary health care institutions by President’s order.

Until recently, the institution employs 147 academics across 19 departments. At the same time, Fergana Institute offers students several possibilities and all of the essential circumstances for them to study in a very excellent atmosphere and progress as professionals in the medical sector. Fergana Institute enables young people to demonstrate their abilities in medicine.

Fergana Institute is an institute that provides specialist-physicians training for health care institutions as well as epidemiology well-being services in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Collaboration with overseas medical higher education schools is being used to teach students with the best in the world. Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health additionally uses modern and distant educational technology to teach professionals, which attracts highly skilled instructors. This institute also promotes the growth of scientific and pedagogical capacity, as well as the active enhancement of teaching technology and methodologies. Always pursue creative, applied, and basic scientific research in the field of medical facilities.