School of Entrepreneurship and Business Administration (SEBA) is the leading Business School in Kyrgyzstan and the largest faculty in AUCA both in Bachelor’s and Master’s levels. SEBA is committed to delivering quality education to our students and leading in Research and Development.

The Transnational Feminism, Solidarity, and Social Justice lecture series continues with Sara Salem, who will focus a trip Angela Davis made to Egypt in the early 1980s to explore questions of transnational feminist solidarity and feminist difference.

David Shein, PhD, is the Dean of Students & Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and OSUN - Bard network. Professor Shein conducted 3-day workshops for the faculty of AUCA and TSI First Year Seminar from February 14th to February 16th 2023.

On February 22, on behalf of Defenders Day, The AUCA Student's Life Office recently held its annual Arm Wrestling competition, an event dedicated to the sport of arm wrestling. This year the number of participants exceeded all expectations!

OSUN's GeoHub project is inviting you to join a talk by Lorant Czaran, Scientific Affairs Officer at the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), who will explore the application of Earth observation data and geospatial technologies for monitoring Global Agendas.

Forsat is the job search website created by the Afghan students of AUCA. The launch ceremony of Forsat was held on Friday, February 17th, where it was presented to the AUCA community.

On Tuesday, the 14th of February, the final concert of the Stream competition was held.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Aliia Salikhova on Saturday, February 18. Aliia was a part of the AUCA family, a freshman student of the Business Administration Department, and an NGA alumna.

The Student Senate, the Student Life Office, and the Center for Civic Engagement are announcing the collecting of humanitarian aid for the people affected by the recent earthquake.

The American University of Central Asia continues to provide aid to schools in Kyrgyzstan. This time, twenty computers were transferred to the Fedorovskaya Secondary School of the Zhayyl district of the Chui region.