Writing and accounting tutor Suhailo Mamadniyozova says the practice she got as a tutor was a big part of her success in the competition.

On October 25, the American University of Central Asia conducted a round table on the topic: "How do we make available Central Asian research?" as part of the International Open Access Week. The round table was hosted by the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology.
 

International Open Access Week, a global event held between October 21-27, is an opportunity for open access advocates to engage their communities to teach them potential benefits of Open Access, to share what they’ve learned with colleagues, and to help inspire wider participation to make Open Access a new norm in scholarship and research.

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.

For the first time, AUCA’s Writing and Academic Resource Center will offer free, one-on-one peer tutoring in the Kyrgyz language. Aiym’s help is particularly valuable given that AUCA students starting with the Class of 2023 will be required to pass a state-wide Kyrgyz language exam in their second year in accordance with government policy.

For the first time, AUCA’s Writing and Academic Resource Center will offer free, one-on-one peer tutoring in the Kyrgyz language. Students who are interested in lessons can book a tutoring session by going to the WARC’s website and signing in using their AUCA account details.

The unique opportunity for early-career journalists and journalism students to train the skills they need to launch successful careers in journalism and media.

They visited Kant Cement Plant, Kegety and Yssyk-Ata gorges under the financial support of the Foundation the Promote Open Society.

AUCA Library is happy to invite you to join the worldwide celebration.