Today, we’re delighted to introduce you to Lola Sadykova (PSY) - second Best Thesis Award 2020 winner. The thesis topic: Psychological aspects of Sex Workers’ Securityscapes in Bishkek. Thesis supervisor: Nina Bagdasarova. Check out an impressive story of Lola.

Meet our 1place winner of the Best Thesis Award 2020 Atobek Rahimshoev (BA). The thesis topic: Servant Leadership and Turnover Intention in Central Asia: A Test of Implicit Leadership Theory. Thesis supervisor: Phang Riyang. Read about Atobek’s plans and what inspired him to write a thesis on this topic:

AUCA Online Socrates Cafe is organizing two discussion forums with world renowned philosophers, Judith Butler and Thomas Nagel, on World Philosophy Day this November 19th. You are all welcome to join! 

Dear Applicants,
Due to the current rapidly changing situation on the COVID-19 outbreak, we would like to inform you about the admissions and recruitment process.

Our Journalism and Mass Communication department continues their #JMCteam rubric. And today we want to meet you with our professor Tynymgul Eshieva.
Tynymgul is a media and communications professional. She was engaged in media relations, strategic communication planning and implementation of the campaigns, internal and external communications, communication trainings for NGOs in Kyrgyzstan.

This course is designed to develop the collaborative research experience of students from Germany and Kyrgyzstan to explore the complex issues of gender-based violence, family interaction, and the role of civil society and the state in preventing gender inequality and violence against women and children in Kyrgyzstan.

The American University of Central Asia expresses sincere condolences to families, friends, and loved ones of students who were killed and wounded in a terrorist attack on the Kabul University in Afghanistan on Monday following multiple blasts and a gunfight.

Please join the fifth Bishkek Liberal Arts Seminar (BLAS) on Monsters, Heroes, and Dangerous Women: Reading Beowulf in the context of its manuscript presented by Dr. Simon Thomson.

Maftunakhon Tokhirova is a junior student of Anthropology department. She came to study at AUCA from Tashkent. Maftunakhon is one of the most active students of the faculty. She recently won the AUCA Alumni Scholarship.

Dr. Mária Vargha, 'Hearing the Voiceless from Below: Using Skeletons and Vernacular Structures to Reassess the Role of the Rural Population in State-Building and Religious Conversion in East-Central Europe'