This fall, the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) will launch a new “4+1” educational program. After studying four years at AUCA and getting a diploma, AUCA graduates of Business Administration will be able to apply to the “4+1” program to continue their education abroad.

Görkem Atsungur has been an assistant professor in the European Studies Department since 2012. Atsungur shares with us his journey to AUCA and some of the work he has done since.

Ecological Leadership Program (ELP) project participants held a meeting with Patrick Barrow. Barrow is expected to be an assistant instructor for the ELP project this summer. Patrick handed out the project information packet to all the participants and answered any questions that they had.

Medet Tiulegenov is an assistant professor of International and Comparative Politics (ICP), as well as serving as the chair of ICP and, as of recently, the Division head of the Politics and International/Area Studies Division. In an interview with Medet Tiulegenov, we find out a little bit about his life and work at AUCA.

Indira Uzbekova is an alumna of the Business Administration Department, class of 2005. Indira told us about herself, her current job, and her student life at AUCA.

Aliya Suranova is an alumna of Department of Journalism at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA). In this interview, she talks about her journalism career path, her projects, and the role of AUCA in her life.

The American University of Central Asia would like to welcome all applicants and their parents to the Open House event that will take place on Saturday, January 30, 2016, from 9:00 to 13:00 and 13:00 to 18:00 at the AUCA main building. Visit us and see for yourself what AUCA really has to offer.
You will get a chance to meet our current students, faculty and university administration, learn about our academic programs, requirements and procedures for admissions and financial aid. Presentations by each academic department will be held during the whole day.

Chingiz Sharshekeev is an alumnus of the International and Comparative Politics Department, class of 2001. He told us about his work, career path, and establishment of the new scholarship for students of the International and Comparative Politics Department.

Nargiza Ryskulova, an assistant professor of Journalism and Mass Communications at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA), tells about her work with students at AUCA and in the field of journalism.

On December 21, 2015, Resident Assistants and Coordinators of the AUCA International Dormitory attended the “Basics of First Aid,” a seminar by the Red Crescent in Kyrgyzstan. After attending the training program, all RAs received international certificates which certify their ability to administer first aid.