Dr. Natalia Korosteleva is an Associate Professor at the School of Entrepreneurship and Business Administration of the American University of Central Asia. She holds a Ph.D. in Political Sciences from Kyrgyz Russian Slavonic University, attested by the Moscow Attestation Commission (2005, Kyrgyzstan), and a specialized degree in Linguistics from Kyrgyz State University (1981, Kyrgyzstan). She completed specialized courses in Business Administration in 1999. 

Dr. Korosteleva joined AUCA in 2007 and served on the Scientific Council and Senate, as well as in academic and advising activities. With over 20 publications, she explores topics in business, management, business communication, students’ values and norms, and education. She develops projects for implementation with students and applies a wide variety of pedagogical tools, methods, and participatory approaches in her classes. 

Dr. Korosteleva serves on the Board of Directors of Habitat—Kyrgyzstan. During her career, she gained extensive practical experience taking managerial positions for multi-national, multi-religious, and multi-disciplinary international and local projects, programs, and companies. She gained valuable experience as an international consultant in post-conflict environments of Kosovo, Pakistan, and Osh (Kyrgyzstan) and as a company business representative in the United Arab Emirates.