Junior Student Baktygul Tazhamatova shared her experience studying in Prague. Baktygul was able to take out the most from her exchange semester and travel to European 5 countries. 
 

Moldoshev Bakai is a junior student in the Anthropology department specializing in International Development. Last semester he spent in New York studying at The Bard Globalization and International Affairs program.

In modern societies, men and women's behavior is governed by a variety of alternative norms. These standards' content can differ across cultures, social classes, generations, and social groups.

The Development Office of the American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce about the start of the “AUCA Fellowship Program for Rights and Justice Practitioners”. 

The Development Office of the American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce about the start of the “AUCA Fellowship Program for Rights and Justice Practitioners”. 
 

Aidana Ermatova graduated from AUCA in 2021 with a double degree in  Environmental Management and Sustainable development and Economics. Upon graduation, Aidana applied for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters scholarship and is currently pursuing her master’s degree at the University of Bonn.

On February 20, from 12:00 to 14:00, the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) will host the 3rd Buy Nothing: a socio-ecological event, a free gift fair, and exchange of clothes and books within the framework of the initiative "Buy nothing Bishkek!". 

AUCA and the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications announce a call for a three-day intensive. AUCA Podcast Sprint - AUCA Voices among students and faculty members. General topic - human rights in Central Asia. Sprint is supported by OSUN EHCN Project Development Grant. 
 
 

Friday, February 2, is the final day of Diversity Week. During this week, students immersed themselves in the diversity of our world, playing national games, eating traditional dishes and, of course, got acquainted with the peculiarities of the presented cultures. This year, 11 delegation teams took part in the Diversity Week:

From January 10-18, participants in the OSUN CORUSUS project’s ethnoecology course, hosted by CEU’s Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy, gathered in Vienna at Central European University (CEU)