AUCA Associate Professor and the Coordinator of the new “TALENT” master’s program Galina Gorborukova will go live to answer the questions regarding the program on May 12.

Still wondering which university to choose? Then read about the reasons which will definitely interest you!

Register for the AUCA new, interdisciplinary master's program "Talent Management and Human Development in Organizations" or in short – “TALENT”. A unique, innovative program aims at specialists in proactive human talent management to create and develop high-quality organizations and skills. The registration for the next admissions exam scheduled for May 17.

Aiya Alykulova (IBL-113)’2017 currently lives in Barcelona. She received an MBA degree from the ESEI International Business School in Barcelona. Ayia complies the strict quarantine regime from its beginning.

Today at 17:30, Join the Spring 2020 IMF Asia and Pacific Regional Economic Outlook: Caucasus and Central Asia presentation and discussion, which will be live on AUCA Facebook.

AUCA Center for Civic Engagement invites you to attend the 4th webinar “Psychological Climate in the Family: How to Support a Child in Quarantine” from the series of online seminars “ISOLATION AND STRESS. LIFE IN NEW CONDITIONS.”

Apply now to the MAT program at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA). Qualified applicants from the regions can earn a full scholarship from the US Embassy that allows you to join the 2020 MAT Cohort. 

Aiya Alykulova (IBL-113)’2017 currently lives in Barcelona. She received an MBA degree from the ESEI International Business School in Barcelona. Ayia complies the strict quarantine regime from its beginning. Spain is one of the countries with the largest number of fatalities in the result of the infection.

This is an open visual contest dedicated to the topic of Civic consciousness or dystopia? What are the limits of freedom of expression during the COVID-19 pandemic?

On April 8, 2020, 2 p.m. the American University of Central Asia will host a webinar on climate solutions for Kyrgyzstan as part of a virtual teach-in initiative called Solve Climate by 2030, which is led by Bard College in the US.