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A photo exhibition of prisoners and prison staff in  the penitentiary facilities of the Kyrgyz Republic at AUCA! April 26-28, Foyer, Main entrance.

The Central Asian Studies Institute has completed the review of proposals for the research grants, and is happy to announce that the following three projects were approved for funding:

ICP and its International Scholar Matteo Fumagali organize workshop "Research design and methods"

April 24-26/TSPC Deputy Director Michelle Leighton and AUCA faculty affiliate Gulnaz Naamatova produced the first extensive Compendium on Recommendations for the Kyrgyz Republic from United Nations Human Rights Council, Treaty Bodies, and Special Procedures for a dialogue among government policy-makers in Kyrgyzstan, international experts and NGOs in Bishkek, April 24-26th, with support from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights for the Central Asian Region and the European Union project on civil society. 

Yesterday, on April 25th, two representatives of KPMG from Almaty visited AUCA with an exciting presentation. Ms. Nazym Osserbaeva and Ms. Dariga Kenbaeva, both HR specialists at KPMG, shared with our students the company's history, secrets of a correctly written resume, and successful interviewing tips. Moreover, they explained what they themselves, as employers and recruiters, look for in a candidate.
 

On April 21st, Saturday, from 10:00 to 16:00 in room 403, AUCA students will present their public policy research papers on various topics. Read more

We will always remember you

A photo exhibition of prisoners and prison staff in the penitentiary facilities of the Kyrgyz Republic will be displayed in the AUCA foyer April 26-28.

Spring is here, and the Continuing Education Center has new programs and courses to help you get ahead.

On April 12, Olga Tarabashkina, AUCA alumni and a Kundalini yoga teacher from London presented The Secret Files: Your Talents, her first yoga book.