On April 8 AUCA hosted a webinar on Climate Solutions for Kyrgyzstan, which aims to raise awareness about climate change in our country. Webinar was held as part of a virtual teach-in initiative called Solve Climate by 2030, which is led by Bard College in the US. You can watch the full video from the webinar for further discussion.

Marina Khonina: "To those undergraduates who are considering taking a sociology course, I would strongly encourage them to take the leap. At the very least, you will discover a new lens through which to view the world, and if you decide to major in sociology, it is a field that can offer so many varied opportunities!"

Our university has been operating in the same mode as before from the first days of the quarantine. We work ONLINE now. The university was well prepared. And, due to our IT specialists, faculty and staff we are doing our job efficiently, despite the fact that we work remotely.

On April 8, 2020, 2 p.m. the American University of Central Asia will host a webinar on climate solutions for Kyrgyzstan as part of a virtual teach-in initiative called Solve Climate by 2030, which is led by Bard College in the US.

Enhance your ability to conduct strategic analyses in fragile contexts, and strengthen your leadership skills to effectively influence decision-makers. Join our online presentation of the Executive Master in Conflict and Fragility Management, and ask your questions to Alexandre Dormeier Freire, Programme Director, and Oliver Jütersonke, Head of Research of the Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding (CCDP).

Due to the current rapidly changing situation on COVID-19 outbreak and the state of emergency in the Kyrgyz Republic, we would like to inform you about the admissions and recruitment process

As part of the sanitary and epidemiological work on the prevention of acute viral respiratory infections (ARVI) and influenza diseases among students and university employees, as well as the threat of coronavirus (COVID-19) entering Kyrgyzstan, AUCA will give a lecture on "The epidemiological situation in the world on coronavirus (COVID-19) and recommended preventive measures activity".

On 4 March 2020 Crossroads Central Asia, an independent research institute, in collaboration with the International and Comparative Politics Department of AUCA, is hosting a one-day conference titled “Thirty years of Central Asia’s international relations: taking stock and looking forward”. 

Dear AUCA Graduates! We would like to start a series of publications about our graduates and their achievements. Today's spotlight is Meerim Karybaeva, a graduate of AUCA International and Business Law (IBL-103) department and LL.

Meerim Karybaeva is a graduate of AUCA International and Business Law (IBL-103) department and LL.M. graduate of Erasmus University of Rotterdam School of Law, Netherlands. In her last visit as a guest lecturer at AUCA, Meerim discussed with students the topic of “Legal Regulation of E-Commerce in Kyrgyzstan” and shared her experiences and knowledge that she gained in her career over the course of 10 years.