On September 14, 2023, the  Development Office and the New Generation Academy (NGA) organized an opening ceremony of the “Study With US” Program. The project is implemented by the Development Office together with NGA in the framework of partnership with FHI360 (Family Health International 360), and funded by the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs of the US State Department.

On July 26, 2023, the Institute of Education held a guest lecture on intellectual labor and hosted an honored teacher of the Kyrgyz Republic, winner of the Manas-Washington Award of the US Embassy, the prototype of the film ‘Agay’ Gapyr Madaminov.

  As a result of the creative experiment of the Green AUCA & TСMA department for 2 months (April-May), 7 social videos were created on the topic of waste management in AUCA and in everyday life.

The Central Asian Cinema Forum II: Documentary Filmmaking kicked off on the 5th of June at the AUCA campus. The forum aims to provide a platform for aspiring documentary filmmakers to learn from industry experts and gain valuable insights into the world of documentary filmmaking.

On May 30, 2023 Afghan students from the AUCA attended a panel discussion at American Corner Bishkek to learn about careers in the humanitarian and development sector. 

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Aliia Salikhova on Saturday, February 18. Aliia was a part of the AUCA family, a freshman student of the Business Administration Department, and an NGA alumna.

The Student Senate, the Student Life Office, and the Center for Civic Engagement are announcing the collecting of humanitarian aid for the people affected by the recent earthquake.

The Development Office is excited to announce that 40 students from Kyrgyzstan have been selected to participate in the virtual internship program: Social Media for Climate Activism.

The Development Office is excited to announce that 40 students from Kyrgyzstan have been selected to participate in the virtual internship program: Social Media for Climate Activism.

Karim-Aly Kassam, the Cornell University Professor of Environmental and Indigenous Studies in the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, held a seminar at AUCA on December 16, titled  “A Methodology of Hope for the Climate Crises: The Role of Ecological Calendars”