Zere Abisheva (Environmental Management, senior) From July 24th to 28th, I attended the summer course "Geospatial Technologies for Building Resilience," hosted at Central European University (CEU) in Budapest.

The concentration of "Peace and Conflict Study" of the Faculty of "Liberal Arts and Sciences" announces that you have the opportunity to partake in the first-ever Yntymak Week, a global event taking place right here in Bishkek on the occasion of the Global Peace Day.

Body Moving Day is an annual event of the Orientation Program that fosters a sense of community among the incoming freshmen. It allows them to bond with their peers, engage in friendly competition, and enjoy participating in water activities where mobility is hardly needed!

On Monday, August 21, Orientation Oprogrma 2023 officially kicked off. The first day of Orientation is always a thrilling and memorable experience for freshmen and the whole AUCA community.

В АУЦА прошел Recycling Workshop, организованный Центром гражданской активности AUCA в рамках Sustainability Week in AUCA и WorldWide Teach-In. Мероприятие было приурочено к Всемирному дню переработки отходов.
 

The most intense and joyful days are approaching! The Orientation Program 2023 will kick off on August 21, the most thrilling occasion in the life of the AUCA community - the university will welcome new Freshmen!

Student Global Engagement Fellows are a group of inspiring graduates and undergraduates who promote and execute impactful thematic civic engagement projects on their campuses and the communities they live in, across the Open Society University Network.

 

On June 19, 2023, the American University in Central Asia held the official opening of the Summer School on “Challenging human rights issues in Central Asia". This Summer School was organised by the Development Office and the International Business Law Department and sponsored by the Open Society Foundations.

      On June 19, 2023, the American University in Central Asia held the official opening of the Summer School on “Challenging human rights issues in Central Asia". This Summer School was organized by the Development Office and the International Business Law Department and sponsored by the Open Society Foundations.

  CASI is holding the first workshop of its Global Borderland Project this week from 23-27 June. Funded by an OSUN grant, the project is meant to coordinate network research and teaching expertise on borderland areas and those indeterminate spaces in which local and more distinctly colonial and/or global traditions have collided.