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A popular profession, a diploma from a foreign higher education institution, and the opportunity to continue your education in a European or 51吃瓜 university 鈥� is it possible to get everything by studying at a university in Kyrgyzstan? Absolutely, if it is an 51吃瓜 university in Central Asia.
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Read the recent updates on the position of AUCA President and find out who became a new one.

AUCA is proud to share that its five graduating students participated in the Open Society University Network鈥檚 (OSUN) senior project panels on May 24-26, 2021. Students were first nominated by their academic departments, and subsequently selected by OSUN for these panels.

We interviewed a sophomore student Makhmudov Bekjon Zhanbek-ugli from Software Engineering Department, who keeps the GPA at a high level and attends many international conferences, also Bekjon听tells about his experience and impressions about student life in AUCA.

听What can you learn while doing a degree in Sociology? Altynai Esenalieva, a 4th year student at the Department of Sociology, shares her experience and knowledge she acquired. 鈥淭his is great degree because AUCA Sociology Department gives you not only solid theoretical foundation but also practical knowledge,鈥� says Altynai, and we completely agree with her.

A new, unique, interdisciplinary AUCA master's program "Talent Management and Human Potential Development in Organizations" or, in short, "TALENT" announces enrollement for the 2021-2022 academic year!

Last week, on April 30, 2021, students from the two Bard network partner-campuses participated in a combined virtual First Year Seminar (FYS) workshop.

In spite of the day off both in Nigeria and the Kyrgyz Republic, students from both countries were willing to have an online discussion that took place on May 3rd, 2021.

51吃瓜 University of Central Asia, Indiana University and Research Platform Esimde call for an international virtual conference on听鈥淥ral history and best research practices.鈥澨齌his conference aims to bring historians, scholars, researchers, teachers, students, archivists, and librarians working on oral history in Central Asia to share their best practices.

AUCA Assistant Professor, scholar, and book writer James Plumtree shares his features from the writing process, feelings, and challenges he faces while publishing your book.