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Last but not least! Meet our third winner of the Best Thesis Award - Gulzada Mitalova (ICP). Thesis topic: The Transboundary Conflict between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in the Batken region. Thesis supervisor: Bermet Tursunkulova. Gulzada is a true example of a successful student. Read her super inspiring story.

Today, we’re delighted to introduce you to Lola Sadykova (PSY) - second Best Thesis Award 2020 winner. The thesis topic: Psychological aspects of Sex Workers’ Securityscapes in Bishkek. Thesis supervisor: Nina Bagdasarova. Check out an impressive story of Lola.

Meet our 1place winner of the Best Thesis Award 2020 Atobek Rahimshoev (BA). The thesis topic: Servant Leadership and Turnover Intention in Central Asia: A Test of Implicit Leadership Theory. Thesis supervisor: Phang Riyang. Read about Atobek’s plans and what inspired him to write a thesis on this topic:

Dear AUCA Alumni in Moscow,
Our Alumni Relations Office is delighted to invite you to the upcoming “HAPPY HOUR” networking and socialising event!

On Thursday, November 12, AUCA administration together with the SILC committee conducted an online Best Thesis Award ceremony to acknowledge the three best thesis projects.

Our Alumni Relations office is delighted to announce first Drawing contest for your kids!
Children of all ages are welcome to participate. All of the works will be exhibited during upcoming “Happy Hour” and will serve as a special decoration of a unique Christmas tree.

Dear Applicants,
Due to the current rapidly changing situation on the COVID-19 outbreak, we would like to inform you about the admissions and recruitment process.

Our Alumni Relations Office received a brilliant proposal from one of our alumni. He asked to share some old pictures (we perceive “old” being “before” we moved into our new campus).

This course is designed to develop the collaborative research experience of students from Germany and Kyrgyzstan to explore the complex issues of gender-based violence, family interaction, and the role of civil society and the state in preventing gender inequality and violence against women and children in Kyrgyzstan.

The American University of Central Asia expresses sincere condolences to families, friends, and loved ones of students who were killed and wounded in a terrorist attack on the Kabul University in Afghanistan on Monday following multiple blasts and a gunfight.