The American University of Central Asia and the Institute of Seismology of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic are together building the basis for enhanced opportunities for successful cooperation in research.

Master of Arts in Central Asian Studies (MACAS) Program cordially invites you to the book launch and the 1st Graduate Student Poster Presentation.


Dr. Kei Hakata, a professor at Japan's Seikei University, will launch his book:

Tentikeeva Anara is a junior student of the Liberal Arts and Sciences department at AUCA. Currently, she is spending her exchange semester in New York, studying at Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program. In this interview, Anara shares her experience of her exchange and its impact on her life.

The American University of Central Asia handed over 20 computers to the O. Tursumatov Ber-Bulak Comprehensive School located in Ber-Bulak village in the Alamedin district of the Chui region. The school was visited by AUCA President and Vice-President of Bard College Jonathan Becker and AUCA Vice-President Chyngyz Shamshiev.

On December, Friday 2, the AUCA community held one of the most anticipated events of the year! Annually the Initiation Ceremony took place at the Toktogul Satylganov Philharmonic Hall, but this year a decision was made to conduct a ceremony in the walls of the AUCA campus. Despite this change, the Initiation went as magnificent as it was before.
 

As part of her assignment, Onka Ajayebzai, a student of the Journalism department, has interviewed Dr. Gorkem Atsungur and compiled it in an immersing text below: 

We invite everyone to an open guest lecture by U.S. Embassy air quality science fellow Ryan Schmedding “Air Quality: what can you do to combat air pollution?”.

Samar Kanatov is a junior student of the Economics department at AUCA. This fall semester he is studying at Central European University in Vienna, Austria. Samar always knew that he will participate in exchange and would spend at least one semester abroad.

The Development Office of the American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce the call for “AUCA Fellowship Program for Rights and Justice Practitioners”.

This series of monthly workshops on every last Sunday of each month brings student leaders together from across the Open Society University Network to learn from each other’s experiences, reflect on each other's work, gain insight and training, and work together on gathering material helpful for new project leaders.