On March 3rd 2015, the Journalism and Mass Communications department at AUCA hosted a lecture on the topic “Non-verbal Communications”. The lecture was held by Shuyan He, the professor of the Communications course from the Zhejiang University of Sci-technology.

Client Relations of Asset Servicing at National Bank of Australia.
In Australia, there is a rite of passage: a lot of young people go travelling around the world on a working holiday before they start serious work and building their career.  I would suggest AUCA students to start the same tradition. 

Christopher Reintsma is a senior student of Psychology at the American University of Central Asia.  Christopher applied for a grant from the Student Intellectual Life Committee (SILC) and received a grant supporting his research in the field of mental health of adolescents.

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.

The department of International & Comparative Politics would like to provide an opportunity for students who major in political sciences or international relations (or those who like to study these areas) to share their expertise and to foster open debate on today’s most important international issues.

We would like to invite you to participate in a survey that will help us learn how to provide you with better technology services at AUCA. By completing this survey, you may opt to be eligible to win prize, randomly selected.

 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.

The Tian Shan Policy Center (TSPC) of AUCA is pleased to announce the launching of the quarterly Central Asia Policy Review, an analytical publication on significant developments in the fields of human rights, good governance, sustainable development, migration, and social protection in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia.

With an AUCA degree in sociology in hand, I started my career by furthering my sociological imagination at Ball State University’s Department of Sociology (USA).  In 2003, I returned to my alma mater to teach and learn from my students during seven marvelous years in the Sociology Department.

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.