The American University of Central Asia continues to assist schools in Kyrgyzstan.

A conference-seminar is being held in Bishkek for heads of state bodies from Central Asian countries responsible for managing state-owned enterprises and public-private partnership enterprises.

End of the 2018-2019 academic year marked for the American University of Central Asia by the great news!

The event brought together around 150 students and guests to get acquainted with the ancient history and vibrant culture of Afghanistan.

AUCA will take part in the annual cleaning campaign.

On Thursday, February 21 AUCA Administration met with Jeffrey Ridenour, Information Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Dushanbe, Cori Bickel, Cultural Affairs Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Kyrgyz Republic,  Sean Callaghan, Director of Program Development, and Lydia Hamilton, Program Officer of the global leadership organization to discuss the collaboration possibilities.

On Saturday, February 9, the American University of Central Asia opened its doors to everyone who wants to study here. More than two thousand high school students and their parents came to AUCA to learn about the educational programs offered by the university, and the prospects for students.

A graduate of Moscow State University, art historian, and artist Christina Glazunova told to Bishkek residents about the High art design handwritten books: Persian philosophy, poetry, calligraphy, miniature as a whole.

The conference attended by Dosaly Esenaliev, Head of the Office of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic and Ex-President of the Kyrgyz Republic Roza Otunbaeva, Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of AUCA Chingiz Shamshiev, as well as representatives of government authorities, IT companies and NGOs.

The Scholarships and program opportunities for faculty and students were discussed during the meeting.