On Saturday, February 9, the American University of Central Asia opened its doors to everyone who wants to study here. More than two thousand high school students and their parents came to AUCA to learn about the educational programs offered by the university, and the prospects for students.

The university hosted a visiting professor from Higher School of Economics, Head of MA in Policy Analysis and Public Policy Program, Nina Belyaeva.

A graduate of Moscow State University, art historian, and artist Christina Glazunova told to Bishkek residents about the High art design handwritten books: Persian philosophy, poetry, calligraphy, miniature as a whole.

Over the four days, hundreds of university students, united in national delegation teams, acquainted everyone with the culture of their countries.

Representatives of governmental agencies, NGOs, and private companies of Tajikistan visited AUCA. The delegation was interested in using renewable energy sources in Kyrgyzstan.

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The fall semester at the University of Eberswalde on Sustainable Development left the unforgettable memories to Janara and Nurali.

The Board of Trustees of the American University of Central Asia announced today that Andrew Kuchins, a professor at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and formerly director of the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, will serve as the next President of the University.

Looking forward to seeing you on February 6 in the open lecture by the art historian, Christina Glazunova.

AUCA Administration met with the Head of the department of education, science, and sports of the Office of the Government, Janna Saralaeva.