The official welcome speech of President Jonathan Becker at the Open Doors Day on April 2, 2022.

On December 13th, the AUCA administration headed by President Jonathan Becker conducted the Knowledge Day Ceremony. The Acting President of the AUCA, Dr. Jonathan Becker, and Dr. Nurgul Ukueva, the Vice President for Academic Affairs personally awarded the best students for their outstanding academic excellence with a President's List and Dean's List, respectively. 

We invite everyone to the guest lecture by Ryan Schmedding, U.S. Embassy air quality science fellow. Ryan Schmedding will deliver a lecture on climate change and air quality and its health impacts.

We are pleased to announce the establishment of a new AUCA Scholarship Award for our students and faculty.  We are very proud since this scholarship became possible thanks to our graduate Melis Turgunbaev, who decided not only to thank his alma mater, but to support the next AUCA generation.

On October 8, the AUCA community held an annual Club Fair exhibition where all AUCA's students clubs have presented their activities and achievements to recruit new members into their ranks.

AUCA Development office is pleased to announce that 4 AUCA seniors from the Software Engineering Department have been selected by KICB on a competitive basis for scholarships. KICB will partially cover tuition for each student up to $ 4,000. That's not all, these 4 students will be employed by KICB immediately after graduation.

Our students from the Software Engineering department passed to ICPC World Finals which will be held in October. Students from AUCA will participate in the 2019-2020 World Finals which previously was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.Whats is ICPC World Finals?

KICB and AUCA signed a MoC to establish a scholarship for academically advanced students of the Software Engineering program.

We interviewed a sophomore student Makhmudov Bekjon Zhanbek-ugli from Software Engineering Department, who keeps the GPA at a high level and attends many international conferences, also Bekjon tells about his experience and impressions about student life in AUCA.

It has been a long Covid-19 year for teachers and students. Meanwhile, the planet kept getting hotter, with 2020 tying for the hottest year that humans have ever experienced. Yet it is likely that 2020 will be one of the coolest years in the next 100 unless we change course quickly. As we head into Earth Month (or April), how can educators engage students with this critical issue?