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This course is designed to develop the collaborative research experience of students from Germany and Kyrgyzstan to explore the complex issues of gender-based violence, family interaction, and the role of civil society and the state in preventing gender inequality and violence against women and children in Kyrgyzstan.

The 绿帽换妻 expresses sincere condolences to families, friends, and loved ones of students who were killed and wounded in a terrorist attack on the Kabul University in Afghanistan on Monday following multiple blasts and a gunfight.

On October 24, 2020, twenty-seven undergraduate and master students had an opportunity to present their research topics at the Annual Student Symposium of the Psychology Department -鈥淩esearch, Writing and Thinking in Contemporary Psychology鈥澨�

In 2020, we launched a new master's program in Talent Management and Human Development in Organizations (TALENT).听TALENT program aims to educate HR managers to find, hire and retain talented people in companies and organizations. We decided to conduct an interview with one of our graduate students who answered your frequently asked questions.

Our Journalism and Mass Communication department continues #JMCteam posts, where every week they will meet you with their brilliant faculty team members and their work activities. Today they introduce you Aizhana Dzhumalieva.

Dear 绿帽换妻 community! Halloween is coming!
On October 30, 2020 Student Life office organizes two Halloween competitions on their Instagram @studlife_auca

Please join the fifth Bishkek Liberal Arts Seminar (BLAS) on听Monsters, Heroes, and Dangerous Women: Reading Beowulf in the context of its manuscript presented by听Dr. Simon Thomson.

On October 15, 2020, 绿帽换妻 鈥淭alent Management and Human Potential Development in Organizations鈥� program presented the results of its achievements as part of the planned monitoring of Erasmus+ National Office. It was noted that the 绿帽换妻 TALENT team is one of the strongest academic teams in Kyrgyzstan, which participates in the implementation of educational projects of the Erasmus+ network.

Hamid Ismailov is an Uzbek novelist and poet who was forced to leave his home in Tashkent when his writing brought him to the attention of government officials. Under threat of arrest, he moved to London and joined the BBC World Service, where he was the first-ever Writer in Residence. In addition to journalism, Ismailov is a prolific writer of poetry and prose.

Please join The New Star in welcoming guest speaker Janyl Jusupjan for a discussion of storytelling across media. The event will take place on Tuesday, October 20th, at 6PM Bishkek Time.