The competition will be held at AUCA computer labs. Winners of the competition will receive a significant discount on tuition fees.

Three new tutors--two in economics and one in programming--have joined the Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) this spring, bringing the number of peer tutors to 27 and the number of subjects offered to eight.

We are pleased to announce that AUCA will be hosting the Critical Language Scholarship Program  in Summer, June 8- August 6, 2020. The families who are willing to share a space and culture with program students are welcome to apply to become a host family in Summer 2020.

The Program “AUCA Afghan Scholarship through the U.S. Embassy Kabul 2019” will allow the students to study a year at the New Generation Academy and 4 years of the Bachelor program, 5 years in total. 

This is a special week when you can feel the actual university vibe, explore various cultures and cuisines, present your ethnic heritage and history. AUCA is proud of having representatives of different cultures studying at the university.

The final concert of the Stream contest will take place on Friday, February 14, at 17:00. Do not miss a chance to discover new AUCA stars.
Stream is a talent competition among high school students of Kyrgyzstan for winning a full scholarship to study at AUCA.

The Central Asian Journalism Summer Institute provides early-career journalists and journalism students with the skills they need to launch successful careers in journalism and media. The Summer Institute will provide an interactive curriculum to develop participants’ skills in areas such as data journalism, digital media, social media, podcasting, and storytelling.

Esther Min from University of Washington/Seto Edmund (Environmental Health & Climate) presents situational analysis of the global picture on climate change challenge on February 6, 2020. Esther and speakers will also explain the main concept on how climate justice and environmental health affect health rights.

After a year-long hiatus, AUCA’s campus newspaper, The New Star, has returned to print under the stewardship of editor-in-chief Niloufar Rafat. The first issue of the newly revived student publication came out in December, and the next issue is slated to go to print in early February.

Julia Findlay, the branch chief for South and Central Asia Fulbright programs in the State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs will answer the Fulbright program questions, February 10, at 10 AM.