1983 – Graduated from the school № 19 after Krupskaya

1983 – Graduated from the Yerevan children’s voice preservation music school

1987 – Graduated from the the State music college after R. Melikyan (Lenin scholarship holder)

1992 – Graduated from the musicological department at the Yerevan State Conservatory after Komitas (YSCK) (Komitas scholarship holder) (Prof.: Ed. Pashinyan)

2001 – Graduated from the post-graduate course of the National academy of sciences of the republic of Armenia (NAS RA) (prof.: G. Gyodakyan)

1991-2003 – State music college after R. Melikyan (lecturer)

2000-2002 – Dean of the Faculty of Musicology of the Armenian Open University.

2002-2003 – Researcher of the Music Department of the Art Institute of the NAS RA

2003-2005 – Scientific secretary of the NAS RA

2005-2021 – Director of the NAS RA

2009-2016 – Head of the Department of Armenian Diaspora Art of the NAS RA

2014-2018 – Chief editor of “Kantegh” scientific pereodical

2016 – Head of the Music Department of the NAS RA

2019 – Editor-in-chief of the “Artistic Journal” scientific periodical

2021 – Temporary acting director of NAS RA

Author of 11 monographs and more than 200 scientific articles published in scientific journals and collections published in Armenia, USA, Ukraine, Italy, Lebanon, Israel.

15 PHD – Defended under the scientific guidance of A. Asatryan

2001 – Defended the candidate’s thesis “The Operas of T. Chukhachyan” and received the scientific degree of candidate of scientific art

Since 2003 – Member of the NAS RA

Since 2004 – Scientific secretary of the 016 professional awarding council of the NAS RA

2005-2007 – Head of the topic “T. Chukhachyan’s Musical Theater”

2008 – defended doctoral thesis “Armenian musical theater in the 2^nd half of the 7th century (topic – “origin and development”) degree of doctor of arts

2008-2010 – Head of the topic “The creative heritage of Tigran Chukhachyan”

Since 2012 – Chairwoman of the professional examination committee for the qualification of the “Musical Art” profession

2006 – Anna Asatryan, “Arshak B”. Armenian Inaugural Opera, Yerevan, “Oskan Yerevantsi”, 268 pages

2007 – Anna Asatryan, State Academic Choir of Armenia, Yerevan, “Amrots Group”, 136 pages

2009 – Anna Asatryan, “Zemire”. T. Chukhachyan’s swan song, Yerevan, “Oskan Yerevantsi”, 176 pages

2009 – Anna Asatryan, Maestro of All Armenians. H. Chekijian, Yerevan, “Amrots Group”, 240 pages

2010 – Anna Asatryan, Institute of Art of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia – 50 (Editor: A. Aghasyan), Yerevan, “Science” publishing house of the NAS RA, 395 pages + 32 pages of pictures

2011 – Anna Asatryan, T. Chukhachyan’s Musical Theater, Yerevan, RA NAS “Science” publishing house, 480 pages

2011 – Anna Asatryan, Armenian Diaspora art: current situation and development prospects. Lebanese-Armenian Theater, Yerevan, “Oskan Yerevantsi”, 184 pages

2012 – Anna Asatryan, Ara Petrosyan, Senior Petrosyan – 100, book-album, Yerevan, 200 pages

2012 – Anna Asatryan, Lebanese Armenian music. A. Aintaplyan, Yerevan, “Science” publishing house of RA NAS, 160 pages + 16 pages of pictures

2015 – Ararat Aghasyan, Anna Asatryan, from the history of Armenian-Russian artistic relations. Saint Petersburg (19th century – beginning of 20th century), Yerevan, RA NAS “Science” ed., 208 pages)

2017 – Anna Asatryan, Union of Composers of Armenia – 85, Yerevan, RA NAS “Science” ed., 96 pages

2001 – Scientific degree of Candidate of Arts

2003 – Certificate of Appreciation of the NAS RA Presidency

2005 – Certificate of Honor of the NAS RA Presidency

2008 – Doctor of Arts

2008 – “Golden Commemorative Medal” of the RA Ministry of Education and Science

2012 – Professor of Arts

2013 – Honored Art Artist of the Republic of Armenia

2014 – Fritjof Nansen Medal

2016 – Golden Medal of the Mayor of Yerevan

2018 – Commemorative medal of the 2800^th anniversary of Yerevan

2018 – Winner of the 2017 “Best Composition (Musicology)” award of the Union of Composers of Armenia for the monograph “Union of Composers of Armenia – 85”