Jiří Preclík, political officer at NATO Liaison Office in Georgia, political met Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University students. Officer Preclík talked about of the purposes and principles of the North Atlantic Alliance, NATO-Georgia cooperation and Georgia`s NATO membership process and prospects. Mr. Preclík met the BSU Acting Rrector, Merab Khalvashi. The visit was held on the initiative of the Adjata Bureau of NATO and EU Information Center’.
The student self-government of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the NGO ‘Multinational Georgia for Enhancement of Democratic Values’. The parties have planned cultural and educational projects for more extensive involvement of the youth in the democratic processes. Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University will host one of such projects, the UN Youth Assembly.
Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University Acting Rector Merab Khalvashi met folklore ensemble "Tirini" to congratulate with the International Festival Grand Prix. The capital city Brest the of the Republic of Belarus hosted the International Christmas Festival "We are Together". The festival brought together various creative teams from many international universities. The BSU Folk Ensemble took part in the festival for the first time. Acting Rector awarded the ensemble members certificates and expressed readiness for further support.
The International Education Centre presented new scholarship programs on January 22, at Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University jointly with the French Institute.
The students interested in continuation their studies in France were introduced to the details of the terms and procedures of the grant competition.
The new scholarship program of the International Education Centre, "Master`s programs in France 2016-2017" – will finance twenty winners of the competition for studying in France, The program is jointly funded by Georgian and French Governments. The target groups of the program are undergraduate students in the final year and graduate students.
Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, hosted a group of Master of Law students from Astana, Kazakhstan, within the framework of a bilateral memorandum.
During a week the Kazakh students trained in teaching methods implemented at BSU, Georgian legal issues, etc. The students attended workshops on comparative legal analysis for the Master`s thesis research and on current trends in the development of Georgian law.
