NEWS

Yesterday, on March 19th, the president of AUCA, Andrew Wachtel led a special tour around the new university campus for the 11th graders from school #60 in Bishkek. Almost 50 pupils visited the campus with their class instructors.

Yesterday, on March 12th, the Central Asian Studies Institute (CASI) hosted a research seminar on the thesis work of two senior students of the Sociology department.  Director of CASI and Head of MA program in Central Asian Studies, Svetlana Jacquesson, opened the seminar with a welcoming and introductory speech.

Yesterday, on March 6th, the students of AUCA had a meeting with Andrew Wachtel, the President of the University, Henry Mayerberg, the architect of the new campus and Karim Zerhouni, the Chief Information Officer on the progress of new campus and on the registration of new universal ID cards.

I entered AUK long time ago in 1998. There, I studied Business Administration. AUCA was a great springboard for me. I made a lot of friends, with whom I still keep in touch.

 Aidai Kadyralieva is one of our exchange students currently studying at Bard College. She shared her experience about her semester - living and studying abroad, with us.

My name is Sahar Hashimzada.I am a very proud senior student at the International and Comparative Department. First of all, I would like to thank the Student Intellectual Life Committee (SILC) for supporting AUCA students to achieve excellence in research, learning and overall intellectual development with small grants.

Central Asia Fellowship Program:Call for Applications Fall 2015 (August 1-December 31, 2015)
The George Washington University - Elliott School of International Affairs' Central Asia Program (CAP) welcomes

Former AUCA graduates and now CEU Master Students are among the few to have a chance to meet their former university President while still studying at Central European University.

The New Generation Academy at the American University of Central Asia offers an intensive one-year course of study that aims to prepare its graduates for university education.The program seeks to fill the gaps in the public school system to help high school graduates to enter a university of their choice. 

Based on the AUCA’s initiative, book depositories of universities in southern regions have been filled for years.