PSIA Faculty Dr. Uros Prokic Published in International Journal of Applied Philosophy
Dr. Prokic’s article assesses previous research using a game theory framework.
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Alen Shadunts (MPSIA ‘15): From AUA to Oxford and Back
AUA alumnus Alen Shadunts (MPSIA ‘15) recently completed Ph.D. studies at the Faculty of Oriental Studies, St. Antony’s College of the University of Oxford in England.
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AUA Adjunct Lecturer Mimi Zarookian and AUA Teaching Associate Gayane Aghabalyan (BAEC ’20), who is also the author of the children’s book “The Sunny Cook,” were hosted by the Armenian International Women’s Association (AIWA) for a webinar titled “Beyond The Book: Transforming Armenian Children’s Literature.”
The Armenian Mirror-Spectator
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AUA Faculty Discuss Pedagogy of Teaching About Genocide
AUA faculty hosted Sara Cohan of the Genocide Education Project.
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AUA LL.M. Students Participate in the 29th Willem C. Vis Moot
AUA LL.M. program students participated in the 29th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Vis Moot), held April 9-12, 2022.
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AUA Adjunct Lecturer Garine Torossian Featured in ‘Moments of Perception’
AUA Adjunct Lecturer and Canadian-Armenian filmmaker and visual artist Garine Torossian’s works have been featured in Moments of Perception.
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Mariam Avetyan (BAPG ‘25): “I just wanted to prove to myself that I could do it”
First-year AUA student Mariam Avetyan (BAPG ‘25) shot a film titled "Early Adolescence."
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PSIA Student Spends Semester Abroad in Iceland
Nane Manukyan (PSIA ’22) studied at the University of Iceland as an Erasmus+ exchange student.
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AUA Implements USAID-funded Project Assessing Impact of COVID-19 in Armenia
The project aims to strengthen Armenia's capacity to control infectious disease outbreaks.
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The Challenges of Living and Studying with Disability
Areg Barseghyan (BAEC '24) shares about the challenges of living and studying with disability.
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