REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDEDResearch Conference: Digital Pathways to Integration and Connectivity in Central AsiaJoin us for an in-person research conference of the C5+1 Youth Council (YC), where alumni of C5+1 YC will present their findings and policy proposals aimed at strengthening regional integration in Central Asia.

C5+1 Youth Council (YC) will host the Research Conference: Digital Pathways to Integration and Connectivity in Central Asia, where alumni of C5+1 YC will present their research aimed at raising awareness and proposing viable policies to foster collaboration among young entrepreneurs, civil society organizations, and governments in Central Asian countries by leveraging cross-border digital infrastructure and enhancing regional cooperation.

The American University of Central Asia proudly introduces the new Alumni Council 2025–2027, a diverse and dynamic group of graduates committed to strengthening the AUCA community.
This year’s Council includes professionals from across the world, from Bishkek to San Francisco, representing fields such as business, communication, law, design, and social innovation.
The Council’s mission is to foster stronger alumni engagement, mentorship for students, and initiatives that connect AUCA graduates globally.
“Each member brings unique expertise and the shared goal of giving back to the AUCA community. Their leadership will inspire current students and alumni alike,” said the AUCA Alumni Office.

The American University of Central Asia proudly introduces the new Alumni Council 2025–2027, a diverse and dynamic group of graduates committed to strengthening the AUCA community. This year’s Council includes professionals from across the world, from Bishkek to San Francisco, representing fields such as business, communication, law, design, and social innovation.

On Saturday, the 11th, a traditional tree planting event took place at the Elm Grove (Karagachevaya Rosha) in Bishkek, organized by the AUCA Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) and the AUCA Sustainability Program.

Join the International Open Access Week this October. This year’s theme is “Who owns our knowledge?”.

Important information for applicants! Registration for the AUCA Spring Semester Entrance Exam is now open.

  Bard College Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor of Politics, former AUCA President Jonathan Becker, and AUCA Graduate Zarlasht Sarmast, Civic Engagement Network Coordinator for Bard and the Global Higher Education Alliance for the 21st Century (GHEA21), published an article this week which reframes forcibly displaced and refugee students as important potential civic actors.

The AUCA Law Program recently hosted Professor Max Huffman, Vice Dean and Samuel R. Rosen Professor at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, as a visiting lecturer for the LL.M. Program.

Allow me to express my deep gratitude for your work, without which the development of our university, our country, and the entire region would not be possible. Every day, you inspire students, help them find their own paths, and teach them to be responsible citizens and open-minded individuals who can think critically and act with respect toward others.