NEWS

Four AUCA students were given the chance to get up close and personal with some of the glaciers in the Kyrgyz Tien Shan Mountains this summer, and to try their hands at helping to answer some of these questions.

Nurkalyy Sooronbayev graduated from American University of Central Asia in 2018. He studied Business Administration and did his minor in International Business Law. This year Nurkalyy moved in San Francisco, the USA to do the Masters degree in International Business. In the following interview, Nurkalyy tell about his experience and give good advice to AUCA students.

From October 9 to October 13 advisors, peer-advisors and students had the privilege to participate in a series of workshops hosted by David Shein, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs & Dean of Studies at Bard College. 

The AUCA Outdoor Club along with AUCA’s Environmental Management and Sustainable Development Program under which the club operates was recognized for their active participation and commitment to outdoor exploration while participating in the Annual Mountain Tourism Weekend held by the Trekking Union of Kyrgyzstan (tuk.kg) in beautiful Kegeti Gorge in honor of International Tourism Day.



Belal Ahmad Ataee, a senior student of International and Comparative Politics who is minoring in Journalism and Mass Communication talks about his personal academic achievements. Belal shares his impressions about exchange semester within a framework of Erasmus+ Mobility Program at the Philips University of Marburg, Germany.

AUCA Sociology Department won Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education grant to establish Master Program in “Human Recourses Management and Talent Development in Central Asia” at AUCA with the collaboration with universities from three different countries.

Tian Shan Policy Center (TSPC) of AUCA is a member of the Climate Network of Kyrgyzstan and took part in the event in the framework of the global campaign "Rise for Climate" by participating in a discussion on sustainable energy and documenting parts of the event.

Narxoz - AUCA Gender Economics Seminar s bring together scholars from both institutions to engage in productive collaboration and to produce new knowledge in the area of gender economics.

The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State with funding provided by the U.S. Government. It is an intensive overseas language and cultural immersion program for American students enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities.