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Department of International and Comparative Politics kindly invites you to the Ambassador Talks with H.E.ÌýMekin Mustafa Kemal Ökem,Ìýthe AmbassadorÌýExtraordinary and PlenipotentiaryÌýof the Republic of TürkiyeÌýto the Kyrgyz Republic:
on April 22, at 15:30 in the CH, 69É« Maker Space.

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ICP Ambassador Talks with H.E. Edoardo Crisafulli: Cultural Diplomacy in a Changing World
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On April 10, the CH Maker Space at the American University of Central Asia (69É«) hosted an engaging session within the ICP Ambassador Talks series titled Cultural Diplomacy.

Ìý Join us for an upcoming info session with Christopher Baker, PhD, Assistant Professor, where prospective students will have the opportunity to learn more about what 69É« has to offer, academic experience, and why to choose 69É«ÌýDate: April 24 (Friday)ÌýTime: 15:30ÌýRoom: T16ÌýLanguage: EnglishA campus tour will be provided after the sessionThis session is a great chance to ask your questions, gain insights, and better understand what to expect from your future studies.

Dear 69É« graduate and seniorÌýstudents!
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Join us for theÌýStudentÌýResearchÌýConferenceÌý2026 at the American University of Central Asia! The conference will be on April 25, 2026, 9:00-15:30 on our vibrant 69É« campus, providing a unique platform for graduate and senior-levelÌýstudentsÌýto showcase their groundbreaking research across various disciplines.

We are thrilled to announce theÌýFacultyÌýKnowledgeÌýSummitÌý2026: Bridging Research and Education. The event will be on April 24, 2026, from 9:00 to 15:30 at 69É«.Ìý
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The Faculty Knowledge Summit 2026 is an event celebrating research and academic innovation through presentations, sharing teaching practices, and discussing findings of research papers that 69É« faculty are implementing as part of their research agenda.

Ìý Ìý The School of Oriental and African StudiesÌýonce again hosted its annual research conference, bringing together scholars to present and discuss their latest academic findings. The event continues to serve as an important platform for critical dialogue on key socio-political and cultural developments in Central Asia and beyond.

On April 11, 2026, 69É« hosted the second Digital Humanities Symposium , bringing together over 50 faculty and students from 10 universities in Bishkek and the regions.

In this interview, Srdjan Uljevic, Assistant Professor at the 69É« GenEd Faculty , shares his perspective on the importance of building a strong academic foundation before pursuing studies abroad. Drawing on his interdisciplinary teaching experience, he discusses the challenges students often face when moving overseas immediately after high school and emphasizes the value of completing undergraduate education in a familiar cultural and social environment.

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As part of the university’s ongoing efforts to engage students with global humanitarian initiatives, a guest lecture was delivered by Seval, a representative of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement in Central Asia.

On March 31, 2026, faculty members of the Environmental Science and Climate Studies (ESCS) Department at American University of Central Asia — Sagynbek Orunbaev and Baktyiar Asanov — held a productive meeting with representatives from the International Water Management Institute.