There results of the photo contest "Migrants: Invisible Force in Central Asia" were summarized at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) in a solemn atmosphere on the eve of 26 September 2017. The competition was held in two categories - among professional photographers and among students throughout the region.
Both winners in the student category are from Kyrgyzstan: 1st winner - Almazbek Duishebaev, AUCA student; 2nd winner - Rakhat Sagynbek kyzy, student of the Kyrgyz State Medical Academy.

Emma Svoboda is new member of New Generation Academy faculty, a fellow in the Princeton in Asia program.

Early in the morning on August 26, a "Lexus" crashed into a taxi with Mohira inside. Mohira and the taxi driver are now in serious condition in the intensive care unit of the Bishkek Research Center for Traumatology and Orthopedics.

AUCA alumni have gone on to achieve many great things after graduation, across numerous career paths. Meerim Karybaeva is one of them. She is currently working at the Regional Firm Centil as the Senior Associate.

Young Leaders’ Association Club has recently started working among AUCA students clubs. This club aims to empower youth’s critical thinking, to boast youth engagement in social activities, to develop leadership potential of youth, and to promote the tolerance of diversity and global citizenship ideas.

Alessandra Sztrimbely, an Assistant Professor of the New Generation Academy (NGA) at American University of Central Asia (AUCA) shares her impressions about the NGA and Kyrgyzstan.

Today we want to introduce you to Kamilya Kadyrova, the NGA Academic Director , an Assistant Professor in General Education and FYS Program,  and AUCA Academic Orientation Co-Director. Professor Kamilya Kadyrova has a M.Ed. in Higher Education Leadership, and below she will share a little about her work at AUCA

For our students, studying abroad is a consistently enriching experience, pushing you to move outside your comfort zones and learn about the world and yourself. 

On February 11-12, AUCA hosted an international conference for learning support centers within the Bard HESP Network. The conference was organized jointly by AUCA’s Writing and Support Center (WARC) and the Bard Institute for Writing and Thinking

Nilofar Ehrari, NGA student from Herat Afghanistan, shared her experience of studying at AUCA