AGBU Kushighian Computer Center is one of the main computer labs open to students. They are also used as classrooms for coding courses as well as the authorized center by the University Extension for administering standardized tests, such as TOEFL, SAT and ACT.
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AGBU Papazian Library, endowed by a generous
grant from Simon and Pinna Arman Papazian
Founded in 1991, the AGBU Papazian Library serves AUA students, staff, faculty, as well as students and scholars from other institutions.
The Library holds over 31,000 volumes of books and more than 395,000 e-books, including collections gifted by Louise Manoogian Simone, Dr. Vartan Gregorian, and Dr. Richard Hovhannisian. Widely used by the AUA community, the Library loans books on a variety of topics, and provides study rooms and individual study areas equipped by PC, LAN cable ports and WIFI coverage.
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Zoryan Institute of AUA for Oral History
The center holds Zoryan Institute’s renowned Armenian Genocide Oral History Collection containing 370 interview of Genocide survivors.
Interviews from the Second Artsakh War Oral History Project will also be housed in the center. AUA students will transcribe these invaluable resources to make them accessible for the public.
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AGBU Young Professionals Study Room
This collaborative study room is located inside the AGBU-Papazian Library and has a TV monitor that can be hooked up to a computer, allowing students to work on group projects and study together, thereby facilitating collaborative learning.
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Irene Gyulnazarian Study Room
This collaborative study room is located inside the AGBU-Papazian Library and has a TV monitor that can be hooked up to a computer, allowing students to work on group projects and study together, thereby facilitating collaborative learning.
This collaborative study room is located inside the AGBU-Papazian Library and has a TV monitor that can be hooked up to a computer, allowing students to work on group projects and study together, thereby facilitating collaborative learning.
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Vicken and Sossy Aharonian Study Room
This collaborative study room is located inside the AGBU-Papazian Library and has a TV monitor that can be hooked up to a computer, allowing students to work on group projects and study together, thereby facilitating collaborative learning.
This collaborative study room is located inside the AGBU-Papazian Library and has a TV monitor that can be hooked up to a computer, allowing students to work on group projects and study together, thereby facilitating collaborative learning.
This collaborative study room is located inside the AGBU-Papazian Library and has a TV monitor that can be hooked up to a computer, allowing students to work on group projects and study together, thereby facilitating collaborative learning.
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Misserlian Family Study Room
This collaborative study room, located inside the AGBU Papazian Library, supports students working on group projects and studying together, thereby facilitating collaborative learning.
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Flo Thomasian Speck Collaborative Study Space
Situated in the Mihran and Elizabeth Agbabian Hall near the entrance of the Main Building, this glass-enclosed space serves as an extension of the library. It is equipped with workstations allowing teams of students to work on joint projects in a collaborative learning environment.
The Mihran and Elizabeth Agbabian Hall is located on the first floor of the AUA Main Building housing the AGBU Papazian Library, Flo Thomasian Speck Collaborative Study Space, Admissions Office and the Open Education.
2nd floor
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204M - Kevork and Astghig Shishmanian classroom
Located on the second floor near the Large Auditorium, the 204M is a small classroom with a capacity of around 20 persons. The facility is equipped with integrated technology, a podium, as well as projector display.
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Albert and Terry Bezjian Cafeteria
Serving hundreds of students, faculty, staff and guests on a daily basis, the renovated cafeteria is an extremely popular space in the University. With an open kitchen and serving counter, the cafeteria serves breakfast, lunch and dinner six days a week.
3rd floor
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310M - Garo Meghrigian Eye Institute for Preventive Ophthalmology
The 310M is currently serving as the office for the Chairs of the Open Centers of Excellence. The room is equipped with 4 work desks, PC, and a separate glass office, allowing the Chairs of Open Centers to conduct meetings and work collaboratively on projects.
4th floor
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413M - Sona Hamalian Conference Room
Located on the 4th floor of the AUA Main Building, the 413M is a conference room with a capacity of 12 persons. It is a suitable area for small group meetings, conferences and seminars. The room is equipped with a TV and PC.
With a full view of Baghramyan Avenue, this large classroom is equipped with integrated technology, including a podium with internet access and audio-visual facilities.
426M - Lusine Yeghiazarian and Pascal Parrot Classroom
With a full view of Baghramyan Avenue, this small classroom is equipped with integrated technology, including a podium with internet access and audio-visual facilities.
5th floor
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516M - Hagop & Iroula Manuelian Auditorium
Named by Hagop & Iroula Manuelian
With a seating capacity of 90, this auditorium is used for various events, presentations, and guest lectures.
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520M, 618M, 620M - EPIC
Located on the 5th floor of the AUA Main Building, EPIC - The Entrepreneurship and Product Innovation Center was generously funded by the late Sara Chitjian and provides an ecosystem for AUA’s emerging entrepreneurs, consisting of first-class facilities and collaborative workspaces, programs and events, and a network of mentors, advisors, and investors. EPIC also sponsors lectures, start-up conferences, hackathons, and maintains a sophisticated prototyping laboratory in the basement of AUA’s main building.
6th floor
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612M - Aghayan & Alexanian Families Classroom
With a capacity of 22 persons, 612M holds small courses of various subjects. It is equipped with integrated technology, including a podium with internet access and audio-visual facilities. The room has 3 windows looking into Baghramyan Avenue.
TRDP aims to contribute to the sustainable economic development in rural Armenia through continuing adult education and enhancement of entrepreneurial skills among the rural population.
The program provides economic opportunities to the rural residents of Armenia through entrepreneurial education and financial assistance.
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