AUCA Law Program students took part in Jake Lowther's guest lecture in October 2024. The lecture addressed the topic of international investment protection standards.  Jake Lowther refers to himself as a “civilized common law lawyer”, having first qualified in Australia and then in Sweden.

The Department of Anthropology and International Development is pleased to invite you to a lecture as part of our ongoing series of talks.    Topic: Building Strong Stakeholder Relationships for Sustainable Project Success   Speaker: Nargiz Subanalieva, International expert   Date and time: October 24, 17.

 
 
On Thursday, October 17th, the Department of Anthropology and International Development hosted a lecture by Tynymgul Eshieva, assistant professor at the JMC Department and a communications consultant.

 

 
 
On October 9, the Academic Advising Office organized a guest lecture with outstanding educator of our time Gapyr Madaminov. Gapyr Madaminov is an honored teacher of the Kyrgyz Republic, a Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, and a laureate of the Order of Manas.

On behalf of the American University of Central Asia leadership and from the bottom of my heart, I congratulate you on the Education Workers Day!

From September 23 to 27, AUCA hosted a five-day guest lecture series by Professor Andrei Dörre from the Free University of Berlin. The Department of Environmental Sustainability and Climate Science organized a series of lectures with the Office of International Students.

The Department of Anthropology and International Development is pleased to invite you to a lecture as part of our ongoing series of talks, which will take place this Thursday, October 3rd at 17:00 in room 410.

The Department of Anthropology and International Development is holding a special presentation by Kanat Sultanaliev, Executive Director of the Tien Shan Analytical Center at AUCA, on the topic “Policy Brief: Practices and Approaches in the Context of Kyrgyzstan”.

From August 21st to 25th, 2023, the Tian-Shan Policy Center organized a summer environmental camp for students "Sustainable Natural Resource Management and GIS in Chychkan." The objectives of the event were to raise students' awareness about the importance of preserving the Chychkan Gorge ecosystem and conducting research on the use of natural resources in this unique complex.

The Orientation Program 2024 at the AUCA commenced on Monday, August 12th, marking the beginning of an exciting journey for freshmen and the entire AUCA community.