AUCA freshmen make an important prehistoric discovery during their first hands-on archeological experience.

AUCA students experience

Summer reading assignment as a part of preparation for the Orientation program

 
 “Introduction to Management for ECO” Course Syllabus
Code: MNG 310
Number of Credits:      1.5                                                    

Syllabus
Senior Seminar
Spring, 2014
AmericanUniversity of Central Asia
Economics Department
Instructors:
 




Dr. Nurbek Jenish
Associate Professor, Program Chair,
Economics Department
E-mail:

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY – CENTRAL ASIA
 
EUROPEAN LITERATURE
 
SYLLABUS ES 200.1 3025
ES 200 2405
 
SPRING 2014
6        credits / 3 credits
Prerequisites                    

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY of CENTRAL ASIA   Introductory Macroeconomics ECO-122.1 (in English) Lecturer: Associate Professor Liudmila Konstants, Ph.D.   Contact information: Office Location:

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ASIAFOREIGN LANGUAGES PROGRAM  CHINESE LANGUAGE FOR BEGINNERS ICHN 111  2959  CHN 111.1 ,  number of credits 3Spring 2014Course Date:                  

EXPOSITORY WRITING (EXPOS)FALL 2013ID:3192     Credits:6Instructor: KAMILYA KADYROVAClass Time:Room:Office hours: by appointmentEmail: kamilyakk@gmail.com; kadyrova_k@auca.kgPhone:

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ASIA   FOREIGN LANGUAGES PROGRAM     CHINESE LANGUAGE FOR BEGINNERS I   CHN 111  2959,  number of credits 3   Fall 2013   Course