This March AUCA’s Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) and the New Generation Academy (NGA) held the first university-wide Spelling Bee competition. It was a trilingual event, with contestants competing in one or more of the three language categories: English, Kyrgyz, and Russian.

On Monday, May 30th, The New Generation Academy (NGA) held an official Graduation Ceremony for the NGA class of 2021-2022! The ceremony was accompanied by the presentation of certificates of gratitude to the most outstanding students and a brilliant concert prepared by NGA students.

The Center for the Environment and Development (CED) and the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) within the framework of the "Green AUCA" project announced a competition among the departments/offices of the university "The greenest Department".

AUCA New Generation Academy has announced the call for registration for the annual promotion event NGA One Day Student.

A chess tournament was held at AUCA last week.

Shahdukht Tapesh, an international student from Afganistan, shares her enduring experience at the New Generation Academy (@nga_auca ) which she successfully graduated from in 2018.

On Tuesday, October 26, the AUCA community held the Orientation Week for exchanged students from the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF), as well as for new students in NGA and undergraduate programs that came to AUCA from Afghanistan.

This semester, first time in history, four NGA alumni Sezim Askarbekova, Aliiya Egemberdieva, Aizada Almazbekova, and Marsel Sadykov have become the finalists of Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program (BGIA) and Bard Program in International Education (PIE).  
 
 

On August 24-26, 2021 New Generation Academy of AUCA is having the NGA Orientation Program 2021 - one of the important events in the life of every student.

Kamilya Kadyrova, the head of the New Generation Academy told us about the academy operation during the quarantine: "New Generation Academy faculty and students have shifted to online learning mode in a surprisingly smooth and productive way..."