Events and Activities
Students Visit the Centre for Economic Modelling and Analysis
On 4 February 2026, students from the Economic Governance and Development (EGD) Programme visited the Centre for Economic Modelling and Analysis at the Musa Ryskulbekov Kyrgyz Economic University (KEU) as part of their Economics of Sustainable Development course, taught by Dr. Kiyalbek Akmoldoev. Read more…
Human Rights in Security-Related Contexts Workshop Held at the OSCE Academy
On 24 January 2026, a one-day workshop on Human Rights in Security-related Contexts was held at the OSCE Academy, bringing together 25 MA students of Politics & Security and Human Rights & Sustainability classes, both from the 2024-2026, and the 2025-2027 cohorts, to explore key human rights challenges at the intersection of security, religion, counter-terrorism, and emerging technologies. Read more…
Internships
In accordance with the academic regulations of the MA in Economic Governance & Development, MA in Politics & Security (Central Asia), and MA in Liberal Arts and Sciences in Human Rights and Sustainability students are obliged to conduct internship as part of their academic curriculum. The internship is an essential component of the practical education offered by the Academy. Through these internships, students gain valuable insights, professional skills, and networking opportunities, which are essential for their professional growth, while also contributing to a positive impact on the region.
Leyli Yuldashova, MA in Politics and Security, 2024
Place of internship: The OSCE Secretariat, Vienna
“I am passionate about working in this unit (Gender Issues Program, Office of the Secretary General) since it reflects my long-held belief in gender equality and women’s rights, as well as my conviction in the key role of the OSCE in achieving this objective on a global scale. Empowering women and ensuring their inclusion and equal participation in all spheres of political and public life is what I consider a fulfilling approach to maintaining peace and security, and it is an honor to contribute to this cause. Furthermore, interning at the GIP significantly contributes to my master thesis as well as my future research endeavors.”