Of the changes we’ve made at WARC this year, the most visible to our students (perhaps with the exception of our new large and beautiful space), is our online scheduling system. This new system was a product of a close partnership between WARC management, the Office of the Chief Information Officer, and the AUCA student body.

Read WARC's interview with the the designer of our new online scheduling system, AUCA graduate Chyngyz Dyikanbaev:

On September 3rd-6th, 2015, the Program of Psychology and the Master’s program in Applied Psychology (AP) of the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) took part in the second Asian Student’s Forum “Kyrgyzstan – Asia 2015”, organized by the Association of Asian Universities.

For the first time, the New Generation Academy (NGA) at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) has established a partnership with Bard College and brought over two tutors to teach for the NGA program. Anna Daniszewski and Sophie Lazar share their thoughts on the NGA students and program, new campus, and about their first visit to Kyrgyzstan.

Now a junior of International and Comparative Politics, Ammar Younas spent an unforgettable summer attending the Summer School of Finland, participating in a Model UN Conference in Germany, visiting the Expo 2015 in Milan, Italy, as well as completing an internship at HRCP in Pakistan. Ammar shares with us his unique experiences and impressions.

On September 2, 2015 a group of professors from Harvard University, University of Chicago, Yale University, University of Stanford, Columbia University, National Geographic and the Smithsonian visited the new AUCA campus.

The scholarship welcomes promising NGA graduates from all undergraduate programs at AUCA. The aim of this scholarship is to support students who show commitment to excellence in their studies and have a potential to leverage on this support.

Alua Maulen, a graduate of AUCA’s Master’s program in Business Administration (2014), shares the story of her career path after graduation and memories of her student years.

The American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce the launch of its graduate program in Applied Psychology. On August 25th, 2015, the entire faculty gathered together to welcome the new batch of MA students into the program and wish them well in their personal growth and professional success.

Nazim Ibraimov, a junior student of Business Administration department, spent his spring semester at an exchange program at Collegium Civitas in Poland.