AUCA Master’s of Science program in Economics satisfies the highest international standards of education and is similar in content to the Master’s programs of the best American and European economics departments.

We are pleased to inform you that we are starting online presentations of AUCA faculties. Our professors and students will go LIVE on our Facebook and YouTube pages. International and Comparative Politics Department Head Farhad Kerimov will talk about the program and answer your questions on May 25. 

The Department of Applied Mathematics and Informatics will give you the tools that you need to understand the complex systems that run the world and build the systems that will run the 21st century.

European Studies is a program to prepare specialists in the field of European politics, society, history, and culture. The course program is designed to introduce students to European norms and values ​​for their further promotion in Central Asia.

Dzhanybekova Aibiyke is one of those students who have the ORT Gold Certificate. She scored 226 points last year and is currently studying at Liberal Arts and Sciences department with free tuition. Watch the video. 

AUCA is a big family team of students, faculty, and staff, whose joint efforts helped to maintain the effective work and provide as qualified education as before.

AUCA's Anthropology, Technology, and International development program is one of the most comprehensive departments at the university. It introduces theories about modern society and provides a range of professional skills.

Anthropology department Professor Cholpon Turdalieva told us about her experience of teaching online. Prof. Turdalieva highlighted a few aspects regarding how AUCA has responded to challenges generated by the pandemic and how our community entered the world of digital education.

This time we “visited” “Public International Law” class.  It was very exciting to be the guests of the Associate Professor of Law Department, Kamila Mateeva and her students. Watch the video. 

AUCA Professor, co-Chair of General Education department, and Director of Undergraduate Core Curriculum and College Writing Nicholas Walmsley shares his view on remote teaching, based on his expertise.