“Startup Constitution” innovative projects competition

On November 11, 2026, the Department of Social and Humanitarian Disciplines organized the “Startup Constitution” innovative projects competition, aimed at developing students’ innovative thinking, improving their legal literacy, and supporting promising startup initiatives.

Students from the В-ФМЦИҚ-01-26, В-ФӨТБББ-01-25, В-ФӨТМШҚ-05-25, and В-ФӨТҚАБ-02-25 groups actively participated in the event. During the competition, the participants presented original ideas designed to address relevant social issues and explained the objectives, practical significance, economic efficiency, and constitutional basis of their projects.

The student teams “Inclusive Job,” “SafeNet,” “Student Work,” “MedMobile,” and “Bilim Qoljetimdi” presented their projects to the jury and audience. The teams defended initiatives related to inclusive employment, digital security, student employment opportunities, accessibility of medical services, and equal access to education. Each project was distinguished by its social relevance, modern approach, and potential for practical implementation.

Following the results of the competition, participants received awards in the categories “Best Constitutional Justification,” “Best Social Project,” “Best Economic Model,” “Most Innovative Solution,” and “Best Startup Pitch.” The students confidently presented their projects, provided well-reasoned answers to the questions, and demonstrated a high level of teamwork and creativity.

The “Startup Constitution” competition provided students with an opportunity to present their ideas publicly, exchange experience, and identify ways to further develop their startup projects. The event became a valuable platform for strengthening young people’s civic engagement and supporting innovative student initiatives.