Armenia's future is being built right now on AUA's campus, in our research labs, and through every student who graduates ready to lead, innovate and be an agent of change. The AUA ChangeMakers are the force behind this transformation.
The 200 ChangeMakers Campaign brings together visionary philanthropists who believe in the power of education, innovation, and leadership to shape Armenia’s future.
Through their support, AUA is able to strengthen its institutional capacity, expand groundbreaking research, and cultivate a culture of innovation that empowers the next generation of changemakers.
Together, these efforts are helping build a stronger, more resilient, and sustainable Armenia.
ChangeMakers’ impact is visible in AUA’s efforts of:
Enriching AUA's academic environment by attracting highly qualified faculty
Expanding AUA's academic portfolio and strengthening existing programs
Activating scholarly research and powering innovative hands-on experiences for students
Sustaining AUA’s need-blind admissions policy and securing subsidized tuition to all deserving students
After over three decades of proven impact AUA community of supporters already know what this institution is capable of. Now imagine what the next generation of leaders in Armenia could achieve with greater resources supporting their career aspirations.
ChangeMakers are invited to exclusive campus and U.S. networking events, receive VIP Commencement access, and are permanently recognized on the special ChangeMakers Wall located on the bridge connecting the two AUA buildings.
JOIN THE 200 AUA CHANGEMAKERS GROUP
AUA ChangeMakers commit to a total gift of $25,000 payable in five installments of $5,000 annually over five years.
If you wish to make your contribution through Donor Advised Funds, Stock Donations, or Wire Transfers, visit our Ways to Give page, or email us as development@aua.am for more information.
Complete this form to secure your commitment
UNLEASH THE POTENTIAL OF TOMORROW’S CHANGEMAKERS IN ARMENIA
Research at AUA
AUA and WPI Students Present IQP Projects
The Interactive Qualifying Project allows students to use academic knowledge and apply it to real-world problems.
Dr. Elitza Kotzeva Publishes Two New Works on Material Culture, Memory, and Rhetoric
Dr. Kotzeva’s research contributes to conversations in rhetorical studies.
ACSE Hosts Second Annual Student Research Showcase
Attendees had the opportunity to engage directly with presenters, discuss research methodologies and findings.
TCHS Publishes Study in BMC Geriatrics
The study explores the factors influencing the uptake of seasonal influenza vaccination.
AUA Acopian Center Biodiversity Expert Advances Fungal Conservation in Armenia
Dr. Gasparyan presented work on lichen and fungal conservation in Armenia.
Student-Faculty Collaboration: Arina Pambukyan (BSCS ’26) and Dr. Sachin Kumar Publish in Scientific Reports
The study focuses on a type of random process in which a point moves step by step.
