Ms. Iliana Zazueta Cultural/Public Affairs Specialist at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul and her colleague Mr. Reda Mohamed Ayadi met with Afghan students and the University Administration. 

SEBA participated in the biggest business event of the year. Over 20 SEBA students volunteered at EXPO and showed great effort in assisting organizing committee at all stages of the event. 

On Saturday, October 26, the grand opening of the AUCA Technical School of Innovation was held. This is the only educational institution in Kyrgyzstan and region that provides an opportunity to receive an education equivalent to university programs after the 9th grade of secondary school. 

The delegation had a positive impression of the campus and meetings with AUCA students and Administration that we believe will bring to a successful collaboration further.

They discussed collaboration between AUCA and the Indian Embassy, and desire of the university to increase the recruitment of Indian students.

Do not miss an opportunity to join the program that brings together Central Asian youth with diverse backgrounds, leadership skills, and mindsets for positive change.

The project is a part of the Central Asia Journalism Program funded by the U.S. Department of State and implemented by Meridian International Center in partnership with the American University of Central Asia.
 

American University of Central Asia is accepting applications for the Afghan Students Scholarship Program, funded by the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, and administered by American Councils for International Education: ACTR/ACCELS.

The university hosted local and international organizations and AUCA community to get acquainted with the CCE mission, goals, and plans and ways to get involved.

The parties discussed the possibility of establishing cooperation with universities and US government agencies to expand US educational programs for the citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic.