Freshmen students actively studied the introductory material and participated in sessions within two weeks. The Student's Life office, faculty, and staff of AUCA tried to develop the most convenient way for students to transform the regular program online.

AUCA President Dr. Andrew Kuchins addresses the following message to the university's community regarding online education during the Fall semester

Natasha seems to have been beloved by all whom she touched. She was brilliant, passionate about human rights and especially the rights of women in Afghanistan as well as great fun with humor and energy.

AUCA President Dr. Andrew Kuchins and President of the Global Council for Tolerance and Peace Mr. Ahmed Bin Mohamed Aljarwan discussed collaboration possibilities within the promotion of values and initiatives of peace and tolerance.

The Program “AUCA Afghan Scholarship through the U.S. Embassy Kabul 2019” will allow the students to study a year at the New Generation Academy and 4 years of the Bachelor program, 5 years in total. 

This is a special week when you can feel the actual university vibe, explore various cultures and cuisines, present your ethnic heritage and history. AUCA is proud of having representatives of different cultures studying at the university.

The Economics Department of AUCA and Crossroads Central Asia, an independent research institute presented the results of a study on “Firms, Kinship and Economic Growth in the Kyrgyz Republic”. The

AUCA alumni gathered last week to see the university friends, build stronger networks with graduates of different years and backgrounds, a platform to discuss plans of the University.

On Thursday, December 12, 2019, the Annual Holiday Presidential Alumni Reception was held at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Bishkek. The President of AUCA Dr. Andrew Kuchins, and President of the AUCA Alumni

The Economics Department of AUCA and Crossroads Central Asia, an independent research institute, are pleased to invite you to the presentation of the results of a study on “Firms, Kinship and Economic Growth in the Kyrgyz Republic”. The research addressed the question of whether kinship networks help promote entrepreneurship or impede its development in Kyrgyzstan.