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HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS in the KYRGYZ REPUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS in ALPHABETIC ORDER State Universitites State Universitites HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN ALPHABETIC ORDER State Universitites State Universitites № Name web-site 1 Academy of Management under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic www.apap.kg/ 2 Academy of the Ministry of Interior of the Kyrgyz Republic named after E. Aliev www.academy-mvd.kg 3 Batken State University http://batmu.kg 4 Bishkek Humanities University www.bhu.kg 5 Diplomatic academy of the Ministry of foreign affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic dipacademy.kg/ 6 Institute of Social Development and and Enterpreneurship www.isrip.kg 7 International University of Kyrgyzstan www.iuk.kg 8 Issyk-Kul State University n.a. K.Tynystanov www.iksu.kg 9 Jalal-Abad State university www.jagu.kg 10 Kyrghyz -Uzbek University www.oshgsu-kuu.com 11 Kyrgyz Aviation Institute kai.kg/ 12 Kyrgyz Economic University www.keu.kg 13 Kyrgyz National Agrarian University n.a. K.I.Skryabin www.knau.kg 14 Kyrgyz National Conservatory www.conservatoria.com.kg 15 Kyrgyz National University n.a. J.Balasagyn www.university.kg 16 Kyrgyz State Academy of Physical Training and Sport http://ksapcs.kg/ 17 Kyrgyz State Institute of Arts named after B.Beishenalieva kguki.kg 18 Kyrgyz State Law Academy www.ksla.kg 19 Kyrgyz State Medical Academy n.a. I.K. Akhunbaev www.kgma.kg 20 Kyrgyz State Technical University n.a. I.Razzakov www.kstu.kg 21 Kyrgyz State University n.a. I.Arabaev www.arabaev.kg 22 Kyrgyz State University of Construction, Transport and Architecture n.a. N.Isanov www.ksucta.kg 23 Kyrgyz-Russian Slavonic University named after B.N. Yeltsin www.krsu.edu.kg 24 Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University www.manas.edu.kg 25 Military Institute of the Armed Forces of the Kyrgyz Republic n.a. K.Usenbekov miafkr.edu.kg 26 Naryn State University n.a. S. Naamatov nsu.kg 27 National Academy of Arts of the Kyrgyz Republic named after the Academic T.Sadykov 28 Osh Humanity-Pedogogical Institute ogpi.kg 29 Osh State Juridical Institute www.oshgui.kg 30 Osh State University www.oshsu.kg 31 Osh Technological University n.a M.Adyshev www.oshtu.kg 32 Talas State University www.talsu.kg State Universitites № Name web-site 1 Academy of Management under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic www.apap.kg/ 2 Academy of the Ministry of Interior of the Kyrgyz Republic named after E. Aliev www.academy-mvd.kg 3 Batken State University http://batmu.kg 4 Bishkek Humanities University www.bhu.kg 5 Diplomatic academy of the Ministry of foreign affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic dipacademy.kg/ 6 Institute of Social Development and and Enterpreneurship www.isrip.kg 7 International University of Kyrgyzstan www.iuk.kg 8 Issyk-Kul State University n.a. K.Tynystanov www.iksu.kg 9 Jalal-Abad State university www.jagu.kg 10 Kyrghyz -Uzbek University www.oshgsu-kuu.com 11 Kyrgyz Aviation Institute kai.kg/ 12 Kyrgyz Economic University www.keu.kg 13 Kyrgyz National Agrarian University n.a. K.I.Skryabin www.knau.kg 14 Kyrgyz National Conservatory State Universitites www.conservatoria.com.kg 15 Kyrgyz National University n.a. J.Balasagyn www.university.kg №16 Kyrgyz State Academy of Physical Training and SportName http://ksapcs.kg/web-site 171 KyrgyzAcademy State of ManagementInstitute of Arts under named the afterPresident B.Beishenalieva of the Kyrgyz Republic www.apap.kg/kguki.kg 182 KyrgyzAcademy State of theLaw Ministry Academy of Interior of the Kyrgyz Republic named after E. Aliev www.academy-mvd.kgwww.ksla.kg 193 KyrgyzBatken StateState MedicalUniversity Academy n.a. I.K. Akhunbaev http://batmu.kgwww.kgma.kg 204 KyrgyzBishkek State Humanities Technical University University n.a. I.Razzakov www.kstu.kgwww.bhu.kg 215 KyrgyzDiplomatic State academy University of n.a.the MinistryI.Arabaev of foreign affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic www.arabaev.kgdipacademy.kg/ 226 KyrgyzInstitute State of Social University Development of Construction, and and TransportEnterpreneurship and Architecture n.a. N.Isanov www.ksucta.kgwww.isrip.kg 237 Kyrgyz-RussianInternational University Slavonic Universityof Kyrgyzstan named after B.N. Yeltsin www.krsu.edu.kgwww.iuk.kg 248 Kyrgyz-TurkishIssyk-Kul State UniversityManas University n.a. K.Tynystanov www.manas.edu.kgwww.iksu.kg 259 MilitaryJalal-Abad Institute State universityof the Armed Forces of the Kyrgyz Republic n.a. K.Usenbekov miafkr.edu.kgwww.jagu.kg 2610 NarynKyrghyz State -Uzbek University University n.a. S. Naamatov www.oshgsu-kuu.comnsu.kg 2711 NationalKyrgyz Aviation Academy Institute of Arts of the Kyrgyz Republic named after the Academic T.Sadykov kai.kg/ 2812 OshKyrgyz Humanity-Pedogogical Economic University Institute www.keu.kgogpi.kg 2913 OshKyrgyz State National Juridical Agrarian Institute University n.a. K.I.Skryabin www.oshgui.kgwww.knau.kg 3014 OshKyrgyz State National University Conservatory www.conservatoria.com.kgwww.oshsu.kg 3115 OshKyrgyz Technological National University University n.a. n.a J.Balasagyn M.Adyshev www.university.kgwww.oshtu.kg 3216 TalasKyrgyz State State University Academy of Physical Training and Sport http://ksapcs.kg/www.talsu.kg 17 Kyrgyz State Institute of Arts named after B.Beishenalieva kguki.kg 18 Kyrgyz State Law Academy www.ksla.kg 19 Kyrgyz State Medical Academy n.a. I.K. Akhunbaev www.kgma.kg 20 Kyrgyz State Technical University n.a. I.Razzakov www.kstu.kg 21 Kyrgyz State University n.a. I.Arabaev www.arabaev.kg 22 Kyrgyz State University of Construction, Transport and Architecture n.a. N.Isanov www.ksucta.kg 23 Kyrgyz-Russian Slavonic University named after B.N. Yeltsin www.krsu.edu.kg 24 Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University www.manas.edu.kg 25 Military Institute of the Armed Forces of the Kyrgyz Republic n.a. K.Usenbekov miafkr.edu.kg 26 Naryn State University n.a. S. Naamatov nsu.kg 27 National Academy of Arts of the Kyrgyz Republic named after the Academic T.Sadykov 28 Osh Humanity-Pedogogical Institute ogpi.kg 29 Osh State Juridical Institute www.oshgui.kg 30 Osh State University www.oshsu.kg 31 Osh Technological University n.a M.Adyshev www.oshtu.kg 32 Talas State University www.talsu.kg Private Universities Non-State Universities № Name web-site 1, Academy of Tourism www.at.edu.kg 2, ADAM University (ex BAFE) https://bafe.edu.kg 3, International Kuwait University www.chygysh.kg 4, International Academy of Management, Law, Finance and Business www.maupfib.kg 5, Kyrgyz Russian Academy of Education www.krao.kg 6, American University of Central Asia www.auca.kg International University of Kyrgyzstan 7, muk.iuk.kg Academic Consortium 8, International School of Medicine http://ism.edu.kg 9, International Alatoo University www.iaau.edu.kg mnu.kg 10 International University in Jalal-Abad (ex UEP) [email protected] 11 Kyrgyz-Kazakh University http://kku.edu.kg 12 Institute of Strategical Informational Technologies in Education www.isito.kg 13 International University of Central Asia (IUCA) http://iuca.kg/ 14 Eurasian University 15 International University of Innovation Technologies www.intuit.kg 16 Asian Medical Institute (AzMI) www.asmi.kg 17 OSCE Academy 18 Academy of Law, Business and Education apbio.kg 19 International University of Science and Business 20 Institute of Economics and Finance ief.kg 21 Issyk-Kul Institute of Innovation Technologies 22 International Medical University imu.edu.kg 23 Academy of Labor and Social Relations tradeunion-ed.kg 24 KEIIN International Institute https://www.keiin.kg 25 Academy of Innovation n.a. Sh.Musakozhoeva ai.edu.kg 26 University of Central Asia https://ucentralasia.org 27 Korean Institute of Central Asia kica.kg 28 Regional Institute of Education 29 Scientific Research Medical Social Institute https://nimsi.gnomio.com/?lang=en 30 Islamic University of Kyrgyzstan http://kiu.kg/ 31 Kyrgyz Institute of Languages and Culture 32 Kyrgyz-German Institute of Applied Informatics! kgfi.ksucta.kg Non-State Universities № Name web-site 1, Academy of Tourism www.at.edu.kg 2, ADAM University (ex BAFE) https://bafe.edu.kg 3, International Kuwait University www.chygysh.kg 4, International Academy of Management, Law, Finance and Business www.maupfib.kg 5, Kyrgyz Russian Academy of Education www.krao.kg 6, American University of Central Asia www.auca.kg International University of Kyrgyzstan 7, muk.iuk.kg Academic Consortium 8, International School of Medicine http://ism.edu.kg 9, International Alatoo University www.iaau.edu.kg mnu.kg 10 International University in Jalal-Abad (ex UEP) [email protected] 11 Kyrgyz-Kazakh University http://kku.edu.kg 12 Institute of Strategical Informational TechnologiesNon-State in Education Universities www.isito.kg 13 International University of Central Asia (IUCA) http://iuca.kg/ 14 Eurasian University №15 International University of Innovation TechnologiesName www.intuit.kgweb-site 161, AcademyAsian Medical of Tourism Institute (AzMI) www.at.edu.kgwww.asmi.kg 172, ADAMOSCE Academy University (ex BAFE) https://bafe.edu.kg 183, InternationalAcademy of Law, Kuwait Business University and Education www.chygysh.kgapbio.kg 194, International AcademyUniversity of of Management, Science and Business Law, Finance and Business www.maupfib.kg 205, KyrgyzInstitute Russian of Economics Academy and of FinanceEducation www.krao.kgief.kg 216, AmericanIssyk-Kul Institute University of ofInnovation Central Asia Technologies www.auca.kg 22 InternationalInternational MedicalUniversity University of Kyrgyzstan imu.edu.kg 7, muk.iuk.kg 23 AcademyAcademic of Consortium Labor and Social Relations tradeunion-ed.kg 248, KEIINInternational International School Institute of Medicine https://www.keiin.kghttp://ism.edu.kg 259, AcademyInternational of
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