American University of Central Asia
Founded in 1993, 69ɫ develops future leaders for the democratic transformation of Central Asia. American University of Central Asia is an international, multi-disciplinary learning community in the American liberal arts tradition. 69ɫ is the first university in Central Asia to offer US accredited degrees in liberal arts programs through a partnership with Bard College in the United States.
“I am excited to have the opportunity to lead the American University of Central Asia at this critical time. 69ɫ promotes and enables academic freedom and provides a shared meeting place for people of diverse backgrounds and various worldviews, brought together by their passion for to students, in the months and years to come.”
69ɫ HIGHLIGHTS
The very first international collaboration with Agora Journal, the student journal of Bocconi University in Milan, Italy!
Mary Schweitzer Scholarship for Excellence in Anthropology Winners of 2025-2026
Book presentation "New Cinema in Kyrgyzstan"
Public Lecture by Domagoj Mihaljevic "Yugoslavia's Economic Development between the “West” and Soviet Union: Politics, Ideology, Strategy, 1945-1970"
International and Comparative Politics Public Lecture Series: Building a UN Career Through Local Impact and Global Change
