On March 28-30, 2022, Acting Public Affairs Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Kabul Erik Black and Chief for Afghanistan and Pakistan Grants and Programs Vitessa Del Prete visited the American University of Central Asia.

The AUCA Development Office organized the International Conference entitled “The Afghan Crisis: The New Taliban Regime and Its Impact on Central Asia”, which took took place on March 30, 2022.

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“ITF Enhancing Human Security” is organizing a workshop for Cyber Security and a workshop for Safe Code

On December 2, a guest lecture by Ryan Schmedding, a researcher at the US Embassy, was held in an online format, organized by the AUCA Center for Environmental Studies and Development (CED), the Alliance of Universities of the Kyrgyz Republic for Green Economy and Sustainable Development (AVZUR) together with the US Embassy in the Kyrgyz Republic.

On Thursday, December 2nd, Jennifer Tasker, the Deputy Head of Mission at the British Embassy held a guest lecture in the AUCA within an OSUN Global Citizenship course which is taught by Bermet Tursunkulova, the Director of Development office.
 

We invite everyone to the guest lecture by Ryan Schmedding, U.S. Embassy air quality science fellow. Ryan Schmedding will deliver a lecture on climate change and air quality and its health impacts.

Several research centers – the Tian Shan Analytical Center (TAC) of AUCA, the OSCE Academy, as well as the Center for Environmental and Development Studies (CED) and the Department of Applied Geology of the American University of Central Asia – conducted a study on the air quality problem "Smog in Bishkek: Myths and Reality" this summer.

The official statement by AUCA interim President Dr. Jonathan Becker on the educational and scholarship opportunities for Afghan students

American University of Central Asia is always proud and thankful to have the longstanding partnership with the U.S. Embassy in Kyrgyzstan and American Councils for International Education.