A memorandum of understanding was signed between AUCA (Dr. Bermet Tursunkulova, Director of Development) and Royal Construction (Bektur Sadyrov, Commercial Director) on December 9, 2020. 

The ICP and HR students played an exciting simulation game on "Staniztan Union" (SU) as part of the Introduction to International Relations class on December 3, 2020.

The topic of the discussion: Is there any Difference Between Face-to-Face and Online Instruction and Learning? Date and time: December 7th, 2020, at 1:00 p.m. 

On November 25, 2020, as part of the Global Citizenship class, we had a very interesting and engaging Simulation Game on UN Climate Action Summit 2019. During the game, each of the students had assigned roles such as presidents or representatives of the Germany, Russia, USA, UK, China, France and Chairperson, where were presented country’s policies on climate change topic.

Last but not least! Meet our third winner of the Best Thesis Award - Gulzada Mitalova (ICP). Thesis topic: The Transboundary Conflict between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in the Batken region. Thesis supervisor: Bermet Tursunkulova. Gulzada is a true example of a successful student. Read her super inspiring story.

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! 

Our Alumni Relations office is delighted to announce first Drawing contest for your kids!
Children of all ages are welcome to participate. All of the works will be exhibited during upcoming “Happy Hour” and will serve as a special decoration of a unique Christmas tree.

On October 24, 2020, twenty-seven undergraduate and master students had an opportunity to present their research topics at the Annual Student Symposium of the Psychology Department -“Research, Writing and Thinking in Contemporary Psychology”