NEWS

This semester, the Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) introduced tutoring sessions in programming by request from the Student Senate. This initiative—which became an immediate success, with all of the programming sessions booked on a regular basis--marks the first example of close cooperation between the Student Senate and the WARC.  We asked the Student Senators to tell us more about this project.

«This experience  was very helpful when  I was applying to the Master Degree Programs and scholarships, because to have high grades in a transcript is not the main priority for the admissions and  sponsors, they consider also the experience to conduct research. As my professor at my new university said, “you are here not because you are the best, you are here because you are already a researcher».

The Tian-Shan Policy Center (TSPC) of AUCA is delighted to announce the competition for the 3 BEST MIGRATION RESEARCH PROJECT PROPOSALS. The TSPC will award 3 fellowships (1,000 USD each) to 3 students/groups of students for the best research project proposals. The money will cover the costs of conducting their research in migration issues. The deadline for submission of migration research project proposals is April 13, 2018. 
 
 
 

On February 10, AUCA hosted the Open House Day, where all departments and divisions presented their programs to applicants and their parents.

AUCA students from Master of Arts in Sociology Iuliia Dorofeeva, Aikanysh Imanova and Bolotbek kyzy Gulzada are continuing their study at Otto von Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany.

Solar driers produce better quality dried products faster than traditional direct sun or shade drying

Solar power opportunities for sustainable development of Kyrgyz Republic. 

Mustafa Shirzad, junior student from Economics department who recently has returned to AUCA from an Exchange semester at Norwegian University of Life Sciences NMBU, Norway, tells his story about exchange semester in Norway

On 19 December 2017  at the conference-room of the Ministry of agriculture, processing industry and melioration was successfully held the final seminar of the Project on development of land degradation neutrality (LDN) indicators.
The Project was implemented thanks to support from the UNDP Office in the Kyrgyz Republic, Secretariat of the United Nations Convention on Combatting Desertification and GIZ.
Aim of the Project was to elaborated national indicators of the land degradation neutrality.   

SUMMER 2018 STUDY OF THE U.S. INSTITUTE FOR STUDENT LEADERS ON WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP