Indira Uzbekova is an alumna of the Business Administration Department, class of 2005. Indira told us about herself, her current job, and her student life at AUCA.

Central Asian Studies Institute’s (CASI) fourth annual conference dedicated to the politics, economics and social dynamics of the Eurasian Economic Union took place at the AUCA brand new campus on October 31 and November 1, 2015.

Aliya Suranova is an alumna of Department of Journalism at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA). In this interview, she talks about her journalism career path, her projects, and the role of AUCA in her life.

Chingiz Sharshekeev is an alumnus of the International and Comparative Politics Department, class of 2001. He told us about his work, career path, and establishment of the new scholarship for students of the International and Comparative Politics Department.

Cholpon Chotaeva, the Coordinator of the Anthropology and Sociology Departments and a professor of Anthropology at the AUCA, tells about her career path, work at AUCA, and about students of Anthropology department.

Nargiza Ryskulova, an assistant professor of Journalism and Mass Communications at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA), tells about her work with students at AUCA and in the field of journalism.

Chadha Family is sponsoring TV Studio of Journalism and Mass Communication Department and buying new professional video camera and all necessary accessories for Journalism students of the AUCA.

On December 21, 2015, Resident Assistants and Coordinators of the AUCA International Dormitory attended the “Basics of First Aid,” a seminar by the Red Crescent in Kyrgyzstan. After attending the training program, all RAs received international certificates which certify their ability to administer first aid.

American University of Central Asia announces the “Stream” vocal-musical competition among high school students of Kyrgyzstan for winning three four-year education scholarships to study at AUCA. The upcoming cast will be held from 11th to 22nd of January at the AUCA new campus, from 12:00 to 12:45.

Master of Arts in Applied Psychology (MAPAP) Program at AUCA is pleased to announce the launch of its partnership with Clemson University Center for Behavior Analysis. Within this partnership program, MAPAP students will have the opportunity to take a sequence of courses in applied behavior analysis recognized by the American Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB).