Discover the story behind Kyrgyzstan's premier institution for creative education and innovation, where tradition meets cutting-edge pedagogy.
Founded in 2010, the Kyrgyzstan Academy for Exploring Creativity in Education has been at the forefront of educational innovation in Central Asia. Our institution was established with a vision to transform traditional educational approaches through creative methodologies and research-based practices.
We believe that creativity is not just an artistic endeavor, but a fundamental skill that enhances critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation across all disciplines. Our academy serves as a bridge between traditional Kyrgyz educational values and modern pedagogical approaches.
Today, we stand as a beacon of educational excellence, preparing the next generation of educators, researchers, and creative thinkers who will shape the future of education in Kyrgyzstan and beyond.

Bachelor's and Master's programs focusing on innovative teaching methodologies and creative pedagogy.
Advanced research programs in educational psychology, curriculum development, and learning sciences.
Continuing education and certification programs for practicing educators across Kyrgyzstan.

Dean of Creative Education
Leading expert in creative pedagogy with 20+ years of experience in educational innovation.

Director of Research
Internationally recognized researcher in educational psychology and learning sciences.

Head of International Programs
Expert in cross-cultural education and international academic partnerships.
A comprehensive study on how physical and digital learning spaces impact student creativity and engagement, funded by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic.
Collaborative research with universities across Central Asia to develop effective multilingual education strategies that preserve cultural identity while promoting global competency.
Developing and implementing digital tools and resources to bring creative education opportunities to underserved rural communities across Kyrgyzstan.