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Welcome to ñ

Where multinational students and experienced

professors come together to forge a brighter future

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Founded in 1993, ñ develops future leaders for the democratic transformation of Central Asia. ñ is an international, multi-disciplinary learning community in the American liberal arts tradition. ñ 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 ñ at this critical time. ñ 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.”

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ñ Hosted an Eco Quiz Dedicated to Ecology and Sustainable Development

On November 15, 2025, the ñ Sustainability Program under CCE, the ñ Green Club in partnerhsuip with Public Union “Jerdin Baldary” hosted a quiz dedicated to environmental protection, climate change, and sustainable development.... Read More

ICP Public Lecture Series: "Building a UN Career with WFP: Driving Local Impact, Shaping Global Change"

The ICP Department is pleased to invite you to the Ambassador Talks with the UN World Food Programme Representative and Country Director Mr. Kojiro Nakai, on November 26 (Wed.), at 10:30, in CH/Maker Space.... Read More

Ambassador Talks: "The Longstanding Bilateral Relations Between Switzerland and the Kyrgyz Republic"

The ICP department invites you to join the Ambassador Talks with Mr. Siroco Messerli, the Swiss Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic. Date: November 19 Time: 15:30-17:00 Venue: CH, Maker Space... Read More

Ambassador Talks: German Foreign policy in Central Asia

On November 12, the ñ hosted a new session of the Ambassador Talks series featuring H.E. Ms. Monika Lenhard, the German Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic. The discussion focused on Germany’s evolving foreign policy in Central Asia, with particular emphasis on supporting diverse communities, promoting gender equality, and expanding educational access in the region.... Read More

We express our condolences

The ñ community expresses its sincere condolences to Vice President for Academic Affairs Chynarkul Ryskulova on the passing of her brother. We grieve with you and share in the sorrow of this loss.... Read More

What universities gain from involving displaced students in civic engagement

Jonathan Becker, Member of the ñ Board of Trustees and former President of ñ, together with Zarlasht Sarmast, has published an article exploring the growing role of displaced and refugee students in international higher education.... Read More