AUK has a vibrant, warm and welcoming campus community. Students have the opportunity
to participate in various student activities and events, and engage in community service and individual
projects.
The University is a site for learning. It can take place in the classroom, lab, library, and all other spaces on
the campus. Besides the classroom/lab model of teaching and learning where knowledge acquisition and skill
attainment is linked to the students’ major program of study, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are
those beyond credit-bearing coursework and refer to any and all activities, programs, and learning experiences
performed by students that complement or enhance their academic development. Such activities do not award
academic credit, yet are assessed to ensure they effectively broaden the students’ experiences and advance their
skill attainment.
Co-curricular activities can be performed individually or in groups, inside or outside the classroom, or on- or
off-campus, yet they are an extension of the formal learning experiences in a course or major program of study.
Such activities may include: working at a radio station/video production lab, writing articles for publication
on the University’s website, debate competitions, hackathons, and innovation/entrepreneurship programs.
Extra-curricular activities are not explicitly connected to academic learning, but aim to provide students with
experiences that will enhance their skills and holistic development, such as communication, leadership, and
problem solving. Such activities may include: participation in university sport, student government, peer
tutoring, leadership programs, and campus and community volunteerism.
The AUK provides students with academic advisors who provide support and guidance throughout the course of their studies.