AUCA's Anthropology, Technology, and International development program is one of the most comprehensive departments at the university. It introduces theories about modern society and provides a range of professional skills.

Anthropology department Professor Cholpon Turdalieva told us about her experience of teaching online. Prof. Turdalieva highlighted a few aspects regarding how AUCA has responded to challenges generated by the pandemic and how our community entered the world of digital education.

This time we “visited” “Public International Law” class.  It was very exciting to be the guests of the Associate Professor of Law Department, Kamila Mateeva and her students. Watch the video. 

AUCA Professor, co-Chair of General Education department, and Director of Undergraduate Core Curriculum and College Writing Nicholas Walmsley shares his view on remote teaching, based on his expertise.

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.

On April 29 at 4:00 PM Alumni Relations Office of AUCA conducted the next Alumni Talks* on "Virtual Team Management" by Meerim Nazarova (JMC'12) a Partner and PR manager at Data Lab Consulting Agency.

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.

Kamilya Kadyrova, the head of the New Generation Academy told us about the academy operation during the quarantine: "New Generation Academy faculty and students have shifted to online learning mode in a surprisingly smooth and productive way..."

Academic Advising Office has provided constant support to students following 2 weeks when classes resume after spring break in online format to help students to build confidence in a non-traditional learning environment.

Marina Khonina: "To those undergraduates who are considering taking a sociology course, I would strongly encourage them to take the leap. At the very least, you will discover a new lens through which to view the world, and if you decide to major in sociology, it is a field that can offer so many varied opportunities!"