On September 24th, the American University of Central Asia hosted His Excellency Nicolas Faye, the newly appointed French Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic. This event marked his first public speech since assuming office just one month ago, giving students, faculty, and the AUCA community a unique opportunity to gain insight into his diplomatic journey and vision for the future.

On behalf of the American University of Central Asia leadership and from the bottom of my heart, I congratulate you on the Education Workers Day!

From September 23 to 27, AUCA hosted a five-day guest lecture series by Professor Andrei Dörre from the Free University of Berlin. The Department of Environmental Sustainability and Climate Science organized a series of lectures with the Office of International Students.

On September 27, 2024, the AUCA Library hosted a webinar titled "Creating a Researcher Profile in Various Databases," which attracted over 35 participants from major regional universities in Kyrgyzstan.

    On September 19-20, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) was represented by Bermet Talasbek, Strategic Development Officer of the School of Entrepreneurship and Business Administration (SEBA), at the Sustainable Lifestyles Festival 2024.

Ann Katherine Isaacs, a distinguished figure in higher education, is set to take the stage as a keynote speaker at the Central Asian Rectors' Club Summit on September 28, 2024, held at AUCA.

“An Archival Evolution: From Files to Film as Highlife Goes Digital”University of Ghana Scholar Presents Highlife Music Archive  On September 17, 2024, the Department of Liberal Arts and Sciences in collaboration with AUCA Library hosted a guest speaker from the University of Ghana.

Club Fair is an exciting and vibrant annual event that kicks off each academic year. It's an opportunity to learn about various extracurricular activities and organizations on campus and get excited about the wide range of available activities.

 
This year, the American University of Central Asia proudly awarded degrees to 39 U.S. government-funded Afghan students, including 32 women and 7 men. These graduates symbolize a brighter future for Afghanistan and hope for all Afghans.

Meet Farzin Amonov, Math Tutor at WARC, a sophomore majoring in Applied Mathematics and Informatics (AMI) at the AUCA.