If you are walking through the administrative offices here at the American University of Central Asia, you might be surprised to find a new nameplate. Where the Development Office used to be, is now the home of the Chief Information Officer (CIO), Dr. Karim Zerhouni.

Students from the Journalism and Mass Communications department of the Cultural Reporting class, taught by Laura Kelly, published a magazine called "Juicy".

The European & American Studies departments is proud to announce that 4 of its students will be traveling to Spain this winter on BECAS scholarships.

On the 4th of December, International Volunteer Day was celebrated at the American University of Central Asia through a daylong event organized by UN Volunteers.

AUCA has recently launched an IT Development Center under the supervision of the Chief Information Officer. AUCA has gained the official status of a Cisco Network Academy and Microsoft IT Academy.

Every Monday, the New Generation Academy (NGA) at the American University of Central Asia hosts a guest lecturer from 4:00 o’clock until 6:00. The lectures are open to anyone interested, and are held in room 403 in the AUCA Campus.
 

With 102 students currently in their rooms and with over 30 of them moving in soon, the word tumultuous could describe the state of affairs at the American University of Central Asia’s dormitory. However the students currently residing there do not seem to mind, as they are preoccupied not only by schoolwork and staff-led events, but the engaging nature of life in a dorm as well.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY of CENTRAL ASIA
 
HISTORY of EUROPEAN CULTURE
 
SYLLABUS ES 302.1 3176
 
FALL 2014
 
6    Credits 
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Student groups and organizations were on display during our annual Club Fair, held last Friday, on September the 12th. Extra-curricular life and involvement outside of academia are vital to student experience here at the American University of Central Asia.

Welcome, new students of AUCA! The Orientation Program is designed to facilitate the transition between your previous learning experience and the one that awaits you at the university.