Is it possible to practice engineering on the global stage from Bishkek? Come hear Dr. Andrew Heyd, Academic Dean of the Alpha Institute of Technology talk about their Master's degree in Mechatronics and Robotics and exciting opportunities connect to an engineering career.

 

A public lecture on Yugoslavia’s economic development during the Cold War was delivered by Domagoj Mihaljević, PhD candidate in Economic History at the University of Nottingham and Associate Research Fellow at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek.

 
The ICP Department is inviting you to the public lecture this Thursday, December 11, at 14:10, in the CH, Maker Space

On November 26, the American University of Central Asia hosted another session of its International and Comparative Politics Public Lecture Series at the CH Maker Space, featuring Kojiro Nakai, the WFP Representative and Country Director in the Kyrgyz Republic.

The ICP Department is pleased to invite you to the Ambassador Talks with the UN World Food Programme Representative and Country Director Mr. Kojiro Nakai,  on November 26 (Wed.), at 10:30, in CH/Maker Space.

On November 14, the classrooms of the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) turned into an unusual “laboratory” — the No Hate Lab. Instead of boring lectures, the program featured social experiments: the hosts launched an “empathy system,” a stand-up comedian shared personal stories, and participants immersed themselves in the world of TikTok challenges and meme battles.

Today we held a meeting with Professor Kenichi Ohashi from the Department of Culture and Tourism Studies at Rikkyo University, one of Japan’s top private universities. Currently, he is studying tourism mobilities in Eurasia, focusing on Russian-speaking tourism in Vietnam.

The ICP Department continues its Public Lectures Series with Mr. Asan Akhmatov, "Aitmatov as a Diplomat: Culture, Politics, and Global Ideas".
October 16, Thursday, we are inviting everyone to join this lecture, at 15:30, at CH (room 440): 

The AUCA Law Program recently hosted Professor Max Huffman, Vice Dean and Samuel R. Rosen Professor at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, as a visiting lecturer for the LL.M. Program.

Allow me to express my deep gratitude for your work, without which the development of our university, our country, and the entire region would not be possible. Every day, you inspire students, help them find their own paths, and teach them to be responsible citizens and open-minded individuals who can think critically and act with respect toward others.