The Department of International and Comparative Politicsat the American University of Central Asia
announces ICa call for participation in an annualInternational Crisis GameMarch 27-28, 2021 Bishkek, AUCA:
“China’s Expanding Influence and Role in World Affairs".

On 17 March together with the Asian World Film Festival the Development Office has organized #aucasneakscreening for our partners, alumni and friends. With generous support, we have been able to fundraise 18,600 soms which will be directed to fund scholarships for outstanding students at the American University of Central Asia.

If you want to learn how to sell your skills, ideas, and time better, then find out what is the art of pitching with Edil Ajibaev in his session on March 23, 2021, at 12:00.

To celebrate the upcoming International Women’s Day together in this issue we share the news and opportunities devoted to the empowerment of women, gender inequality issues, and special events worldwide along with the Development Office updates on Alumni Fundraising Drive and other activities. 

Read an inspiring interview with Meder Akeneev, AUCA IBL Program graduate (2016), Central European University Master of Laws Program graduate (2017), associate at GRATA International Law Firm.

The American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce start of the fundraising drive for a new scholarship fund in memory of Fatima Khalil to commemorate her rich but all too brief life.

The American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce start of the fundraising drive for a new scholarship fund in memory of Fatima Khalil to commemorate her rich but all too brief life.

We are officially announcing the start of the AUCA Alumni Giving Drive 2021 #WeAreAUCA #For AUCA and we hope you will participate. 

We are officially announcing the start of the AUCA Alumni Giving Drive 2021 #WeAreAUCA #For AUCA and we hope you will participate. 

The American University of Central Asia Presidential Book Launch Series initiated by President Andrew Kuchins is proud to announce a discussion by Edward Schatz on his latest book "Slow Anti-Americanism: Social Movements and Symbolic Politics in Central Asia" (Stanford University Press).