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Now in the third semester of MAT, this cohort finally had the opportunity to meet face to face. Some students traveled from Osh, Naryn, and Karakol to join those already in Bishkek to meet and learn together, while other classmates joined online for a hybrid learning experience.

American University of Central Asia and Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding invite you to the webinar .

Amazon, Google, Facebook are global companies that most students dream of working for. Alumni often refuse to apply to these companies due to the lack of IT-degree. But, if you are not from the Software Engineering department and still want to work at Facebook, then this session with Saikal Nogoibaeva is for you.

This will allow high school students to showcase their skills and GET SCHOLARSHIPS to study in one of the leading law programs in Central Asia.

An innovative, interdisciplinary academic program prepares specialists in proactive talent management to create and develop organizations of high quality and excellence.

Read an inspiring interview with Meder Akeneev, AUCA IBL Program graduate (2016), Central European University Master of Laws Program graduate (2017), associate at GRATA International Law Firm.

Read a story of Meerim Kachkynbaeva, AUCA IBL Program Graduate, Columbia Law School (New York) Graduate, Legal Counsel at the Office of the General Counsel (Office of Legal Affairs) in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

Still not sure which faculty to choose, but you would like to build an international career? Then apply to "European Studies: Intercultural Communication".

The VICTORIA contest among high school graduates of the Kyrgyz Republic, and young people under 22 years old who have a certificate of secondary education, citizens of Kyrgyzstan. The contest topic is European realities. Winner receive a scholarship to study in European Studies bachelor's program at the American University of Central Asia.

Since June 2020, students of Master of Arts Program in Applied Psychology of AUCA have been providing free-of-charge psychological support services for the communities of Bishkek. Beginner psychologists under supervision have worked with 70 individual clients and led several support groups during this time period.