Public Lecture on National Security

As part of the “Discover Your Profession” project, SANGU is hosting a public lecture on the topic of national security for 9th–12th grade students.

Date: April 7, 2025
Time: 16:00
Location: St. Andrew the First-Called Georgian University (SANGU)

If you’re a 9th–12th grade student interested in International Relations and want to explore key issues in state governance, don't miss this unique opportunity! As part of the “Discover Your Profession” project, SANGU is hosting a public lecture on National Security. Lecturer: Professor Tornike Shurgulaia; Co-head of the Bachelor’s Program in International Relations, SANGU

During the lecture, you will explore:

How a country ensures territorial integrity
The role of information and cyber security
How the state maintains economic and social stability
The meaning of political and foreign security
How international relations are managed

Participants will gain insights into how modern national security systems operate and discover career opportunities in the field.

This is a great chance for anyone aspiring to become a diplomat, security analyst, or international relations specialist.

Register for the event here.

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