On Saturday, June 11, the AUCA community held the long-awaited Graduation Ceremony for the 2021 and 2022 classes.President Jonathan Becker opened the ceremony with a welcoming speech, in which he thanked all the guests from various fields of business, education, and the diplomatic wing. Afterwards, he smoothly moved on to the graduates and prepared a wonderful speech.

The AUCA Development Office organized the International Conference entitled “The Afghan Crisis: The New Taliban Regime and Its Impact on Central Asia”, which took took place on March 30, 2022.

On March 31, AUCA's Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) organized a field trip for a tree planting activity in Elm Grove (Карагачевая Роща), event was attended by President Jonathan Becker and VP/COO Chyngyz Shamshiev.

On Wednesday, March 30th the American University of Central Asia conducted a remarkable event dedicated to the publishing of the book "A journey From Kabul to Bishkek" by Zarlasht Sarmast.

Read the official message from AUCA Interim President Dr. Jonathan Becker to the university community on the presidential search.

The American University of Central Asia Presidential Book Launch Series initiated by President Andrew Kuchins is proud to announce a discussion by Edward Schatz on his latest book "Slow Anti-Americanism: Social Movements and Symbolic Politics in Central Asia" (Stanford University Press).

A memorandum of understanding was signed between AUCA (Dr. Andrew C. Kuchins, President) and Sun Planet Organic LLC (Beknazar Asanov, Cofounder) on February 10, 2021

"AUCA jumped up the QS World university rankings for 25 positions." Dr. Kuchins about work, leisure, and plans for this year.

Read the message of AUCA President Andrew Kuchins about plans for the next semester, studying regime and more.

The American University of Central Asia (AUCA) jumped up the QS World university rankings in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region (EECA) for 2021 from number #163 to #138 among 4000 universities in this huge area stretching from the Czech Republic in the West to Mongolia in the East.