The International and Comparative Politics (ICP) Department’s Ambassador Talks Series provides students, faculty, and staff a unique opportunity to gain firsthand insights into diplomacy, global affairs, and political decision-making.

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”.

My name is Azhara, and I am a senior student of the Business Administration department. I first learned about WARC during my freshman year at the orientation program when representatives from the office spoke about its activities. It was at that moment I realized that my goal before graduation was to become a tutor at WARC.

Join us as we interview Thomas Choi, the International Program Specialist at the Commercial Law development program, about the initiative to organize a summer school for Central Asian universities.

Join us as we interview lawyers from White & Case about their initiative to organize a summer school for Central Asian universities. The program focuses on international commercial arbitration and prepares students to compete in the prestigious Vis Moot Competition.

Join us as we interview lawyers from White & Case about their initiative to organize a summer school for Central Asian universities. The program focuses on international commercial arbitration and prepares students to compete in the prestigious Vis Moot Competition.

On August 19, 2024, the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) launched a thorough orientation program for its new faculty members to equip them with essential knowledge and resources for a successful start at the university.

My name is Firdavs Inomzoda, and I graduated from the Anthropology and International Development Department at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) in 2024.
I decided to participate in the Open Society University Network’s (OSUN) student mobility exchange program at Bard College Berlin to broaden my academic and cultural perspectives.

My name is Erkebai Bakhavadinov. I am in my senior year in the Software Engineering Department at the American University of Central Asia and will graduate in 2025.

    On June 25-26, 2024, AUCA hosted a two-day “Digital Technologies for Libraries” training, which gathered 25 representatives from partner universities in the regions and Bishkek. The training equipped librarians and academic staff with the latest digital tools and strategies to improve library services.