On 14 May 2026, Asian International University named after S. Tentishev successfully hosted the 2 Pediatricians Cup – Clinical Thinking in Childhood Diseases under the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Pediatrics and Student Scientific Society (SSS.AIU).

The Olympiad brought together medical students from various universities across Kyrgyzstan for academic competition in pediatric clinical thinking, emergency management, diagnosis, teamwork, and practical skills.

Participating universities included Royal Metropolitan University, Bishkek International Medical Institute, Ala-Too International University, International European University, Asian International University, and International Medical University.

The event served as a platform for promoting clinical excellence, interdisciplinary learning, and professional development among future healthcare professionals.

April 4, 2026 Asian International University named after S. Tentishev A clinical Olympiad in Obstetrics and Gynecology was held an event where knowledge is transformed into real professional skills.

Organizing Committee: Head of the "Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Pediatrics"

Sharapidinova A. M., Senior Lecturer and lecturers Akmatov A. M., Rapatova A. J., Karagulova P. N., Moldobekova A. K. and Student Scientific Society.

The event was attended by: Prof. Selpiev T.T. Rector, Choguldurrov M.D. - Vice-Rector, Matisakov A. K. Dean, Sulaimanova Zh.B., Ashyrbekova A.S.and other

The recent Clinical Olympiad on Emergency Conditions in Obstetrics allowed 5th and 6th-year students to practice diagnostic and treatment skills for pathologies such as preeclampsia and hemorrhage in conditions closely resembling real clinical practice.

Future doctors demonstrated a high level of preparation, achieving up to 95% correct answers while analyzing complex clinical cases.

The success of the event reaffirmed the importance of practice-oriented learning, and the organizers express their sincere gratitude to the university administration for their support.

DERMAQUEST – The Dermatology Olympiad 2025 stood as a remarkable academic event, showcasing exceptional talent, clinical acumen, diagnostic precision, and a deep-rooted passion for dermatology among our students. The Olympiad provided a competitive yet intellectually stimulating platform where participants demonstrated their knowledge through case-based discussions, problem-solving approaches, and application of evidence-based dermatological principles.

The event not only assessed theoretical understanding but also emphasized clinical reasoning, observation skills, and decision-making — essential attributes for future medical professionals. It fostered a spirit of healthy competition, academic excellence, and peer learning, encouraging students to push the boundaries of their knowledge.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all participants for their enthusiasm and dedication, to the esteemed jury for their expert evaluation, and to the coordinators and faculty members whose guidance and meticulous planning ensured the success of this Olympiad. Their collective effort transformed DERMAQUEST 2025 into a truly impactful and memorable academic experience.

30 APR 2025:- Dedicated to the birthday ceremony of our AIU founder Mr. Tentishev Erkin Tentishevich. The conference bring the opportunity for students and researchers, a unique collaboration of interprofessional education. Researchers brought together passionate healthcare students, educators, and professionals committed to transforming collaborative practice.

Guided by the principles outlined by the World Health Organization, the session highlighted how learning about, from, and with one another strengthens teamwork and improves patient outcomes. Participants explored the importance of breaking traditional silos in healthcare education and embracing a team-based approach to care.

The conference served as a powerful reminder that healthcare excellence is built on collaboration. When future doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health professionals train together, they are better prepared to deliver safe, patient-centred care. 

Organising teacher: Ryspekova A.E., Kulambaev B.B. 

19 APR 2025:- The Inter University Biochemistry and Physiology Workshop, organized by the Student Scientific Society in collaboration of Department of Morphological desciplines, provided students with valuable hands-on laboratory experience. Participants learned how to determine different blood groups and examine blood cells under the microscope to understand their structure and function.

They also performed lipid and protein tests, gaining practical knowledge about important biochemical investigations and their clinical significance. The workshop enhanced students’ laboratory skills and strengthened their understanding of core concepts in biochemistry and physiology.

 Moderator: AAKASH SINGH, RAJDEEP NANDI

Organising teacher: Aaliev A.S., Tulieva A.K.

Organized by: Student Scientific Society – AsMI & Department of Interprofessional Disciplines

Overview:
This round table conference addressed Tuberculosis as a major global health challenge. The interactive format encouraged meaningful academic dialogue, evidence-based discussion, and shared perspectives on prevention, diagnosis, and management.

Key Discussions:
Participants explored early diagnosis strategies, multidisciplinary management, and the importance of global cooperation in TB control.

Impact:
The event enhanced public health awareness, critical thinking, and interprofessional collaboration among students and faculty.

Date: 21 February 2025
Organized by: Student Scientific Society – AsMI (SSS.AsMI)

The Conference Seminar on Advancing Science: Experience, Challenges & Prospects was successfully organized by the Student Scientific Society – AsMI to promote scientific thinking and reflective academic discussion among students. The seminar focused on understanding how scientific progress develops through experience, addresses challenges, and shapes future prospects in healthcare and research.

The interactive discussions highlighted real-world scientific experiences, research challenges, ethical considerations, and emerging opportunities in medical sciences. Medical students from various academic years actively participated, sharing ideas and engaging in meaningful dialogue.

The seminar enhanced awareness of scientific advancement, encouraged critical thinking, and inspired students to take an active interest in research and innovation. The event reflected the continued commitment of SSS.AsMI to fostering academic excellence and a progressive scientific mindset among students.