Mira Dzhakshylykova graduated from AUCA in 2021 with a degree in Environmental Management and Sustainable Development and International and Comparative Politics. Upon graduation, she went on to pursue her Master's degree in a joint Master’s program on Water Cooperation and Diplomacy.

On February 28, the AUCA's Central Asian Studies Institute (CASI) and International and Comparative Politics Department (ICP) hosted a guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Andrew Mertha on China’s Fragmented foreign policy. Dr. Mertha

Open Society University Network (OSUN) does provide its affiliated institutions with this great opportunity. American University of Central Asia is one of the affiliated institutions within the OSUN Network. This year the Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) has been honored to host participants of various initiatives

As part of her assignment, Onka Ajayebzai, a student of the Journalism department, has interviewed Dr. Gorkem Atsungur and compiled it in an immersing text below: 

Tahmina Ustoeva is a senior student of the International and Comparative Politics program who participated in the AUCA exchange program at Bard College, New York, USA. After completing her exchange semester, Tahmina shared her experience with us.

We are very pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Görkem Atsungur as a Chair of the International and Comparative Politics Department. Gorkem has been working with us since 2012. He received his B.A in International Relations from Cyprus International University, his M.A in European Studies from Istanbul Bilgi University, and his Mgr. in Political Science – European Politics from Masaryk University in the Czech Republic.

Görkem Atsungur, the Associate Professor at the International and Comparative Politics Department, participated in the Erasmus+ Teaching Activity in May 2022, at the Faculty of Political and Administrative Sciences at Kazimierz Wielki University (UKW) in Bydgoszcz - Poland

ICP department announces a call for participation in an annual International Crisis Game “War in Ukraine and its Implications for the World Order” 
 

The Department of International and Comparative Politicsat the American University of Central Asia
announces ICa call for participation in an annualInternational Crisis GameMarch 27-28, 2021 Bishkek, AUCA:
“China’s Expanding Influence and Role in World Affairs".

On November 16-17, the International and Comparative Politics Department held its annual Crisis Games at the American University of Central Asia. Open to all undergraduate students interested in politics, the games simulated a crisis scenario in East Asia and invited the students to represent and act on behalf of the key actors in the region.