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The Development Office of the American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce about the start of the “AUCA Fellowship Program for Rights and Justice Practitioners”. 

The Development Office of the American University of Central Asia is pleased to announce about the start of the “AUCA Fellowship Program for Rights and Justice Practitioners”. 
 

Aidana Ermatova graduated from AUCA in 2021 with a double degree in  Environmental Management and Sustainable development and Economics. Upon graduation, Aidana applied for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters scholarship and is currently pursuing her master’s degree at the University of Bonn.

We are happy to inform you that Coca-Cola İçecek Kyrgyzstan (CCI Kyrgyzstan) will hold a presentation of its Next Talent internship program. Students will have a great opportunity to learn about internship opportunities at CCI Kyrgyzstan in various fields with further opportunity for employment and to get answers to relevant questions directly from Coca-Cola HR director.

AUCA and the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications announce a call for a three-day intensive. AUCA Podcast Sprint - AUCA Voices among students and faculty members. General topic - human rights in Central Asia. Sprint is supported by OSUN EHCN Project Development Grant. 
 
 

OSUN brings together scholars and student groups from around the globe for conferences and events related to academic scholarship, community engagement, and leadership. Recently, several groups of OSUN student fellows gathered in Bogota, Colombia at the Universidad de los Andes for a week of discussion and learning about the role of the student as community leader and what that means for the work they do.

Saliya Khurova is a junior student in the Journalism and Mass Communications department, in this interview she shares her experience living, interning, and studying in 
New York City through the BGIA program.
 
 

The Alumni Relations Office is excited to announce a new scholarship. Avazbek Kamalov (IBL’17) established a scholarship for the IBL students.  The Avazbek Kamalov Scholarship amount is 1000 USD per year and will be granted to support one IBL student.

A month after the Taliban abruptly banned women from colleges and universities in Afghanistan, U.S. institutions are trying to help them back into academe any way they can.

Asel Taalaibek kyzy graduated from the International and Business Law Department in 2022. Currently, Asel is pursuing a Master’s Degree at Central Michigan University in the United States of America, she is studying Business Administration and Management.