Azatbek Ismailov, the head of AUCA Case Club told us about this club, its main purpose and activities:

On February 11-12, AUCA hosted an international conference for learning support centers within the Bard HESP Network. The conference was organized jointly by AUCA’s Writing and Support Center (WARC) and the Bard Institute for Writing and Thinking

Shabiev Shaislam, the head of AUCA Chess Club told us about this club, its main purpose and activities:

Asal Ulmasova, a junior in the International and Comparative Politics Department, balances her academic and work responsibilities as a student at AUCA and a tutor for the Writing and Academic Resources Center. During her time at AUCA, she has developed her (and others') professional and academic skills through her work with WARC.

Daler Kaziev, AUCA student, shared his experience in academic and cultural exchange trip to Europe, visiting Switzerland, Italy, and Germany

The American University of Central Asia welcomes all applicants and their parents to the Open House event that will take place on Saturday, February 4, 2017, at the AUCA main building. Visit us and see what AUCA really has to offer.
You will get a chance to meet our current students, faculty and university administration, learn about our academic programs, requirements and procedures for admissions and financial aid. Presentations by each academic department will be held during the whole day.

Today we want to introduce you to Frank G. Karioris, an Assistant Professor in Sociology and General Education. Professor Karioris has a PhD in Comparative Gender Studies with a Specialization in Sociology & Social Anthropology, an MA in Social Development, and a BA in History and Education. Frank is one of our newest professors, and below he will share a little about his work at AUCA:

AUCA is one of the hottest names in Central Asia’s higher education, that’s why I’ve applied for vacancies announced by AUCA and succeeded.

On 20 January, 2016, the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA), organized “Design and Innovation,” a guest lecture by Dr. Fatma Jobran from Taibah University in Saudi Arabia. Through the lecture, Dr. Jobran explained how people’s psychological, emotional, and social well-being can be benefited through scientifically and concisely designing their environments.

Zhamilia Klycheva, a senior in the Business Administration Department, balances her academic and work responsibilities as a student at AUCA and a tutor for the Writing and Academic Resources Center. During her time at AUCA, she has developed her (and others') professional and academic skills through her work with WARC.