This is great advantage for AUCA students and green light for those who wants to pursue its career in accounting or audit sphere!

The project is a part of the Central Asia Journalism Program funded by the U.S. Department of State and implemented by Meridian International Center in partnership with the American University of Central Asia.
 

American University of Central Asia is accepting applications for the Afghan Students Scholarship Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, and administered by American Councils for International Education: ACTR/ACCELS.

Watch a video adress to discover more about Dr. Andrew Kuchins' vision and goals toward the American University of Central Asia.

During the meeting, parties had discussed the political and economic situation in Central Asia and cooperation prospects.

Besides the graduates and their families, representatives from the Kyrgyz government, international organizations, and embassies, AUCA’s board of trustees, faculty, and staff, as well as honored guests from overseas could be found at the ceremony.

Cooperation prospects between AUCA and educational institutions of Uzbekistan were discussed during the meeting, as well as opportunities of Uzbek students recruitment to study at AUCA.

You will learn a lot about AUCA during the Orientation Program.  Attending orientation is required. The program is an opportunity for you to learn how to navigate campus and will introduce AUCA community to you. 

Dr. James Plumtree, lead researcher in the Analyzing Kyrgyz Narratives (AKYN) Research Project, presented his findings at an international conference held at the European Humanities University in Vilnius, Lithuania. Dr. Anguelina Popova, the project coordinator, with a Willard McCarthy Digital Humanities fellowship at King’s College, London, delivered a public lecture on Manas epos and the work the AKYN research group is doing.

The colorful event, dedicated to the 25th anniversary of AUCA was held at the new campus of AUCA for the first time, after a long break.