“Geopolitical Processes in the World and the Caucasus”
On April 2, debates on the theme “Geopolitical Processes in the World and the Caucasus” took place in Georgian University.
On April 2, debates on the theme “Geopolitical Processes in the World and the Caucasus” took place in Georgian University. Prof. Nika Chitadze, an expert on international and security issues, took part in the debate.
During the visit, students explored Georgia’s centuries-old cultural heritage and unique artefacts. They showed particular interest in the exhibition of hominid remains, the Gold Treasury, exhibits of Colchian culture, and other significant collections reflecting the historical and cultural development of the country.
On 8 December 2025 at 12:00, an educational meeting dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the proclamation of Christianity as the state religion in Georgia will be held in the St. Ilia Martali Conference Hall.
On 9 December at 14:00, an information session will be held in the St. Ilia Martali Conference Hall regarding the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Activities call.
The Horizon Europe National Office of Georgia invites participants to a three-day proposal writing bootcamp, which will be held on 2, 3 and 4 February 2026.
If you want your photos to appear in the university’s promotional materials, social media channels, and various events, this is your chance to become one of the official faces of SANGU.
Within the project “Discover Your Profession”, St. Andrew the First-Called Georgian University will hold an online training on 18 December at 18:00 on the topic “Specifics of Public Service”.
On 20 November, a student scientific conference titled “Sustainable Development of Georgian Resorts” was held, organized by the Resorts Development Agency (LEPL) under the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia
During the lecture, the speaker presented the processes of shaping historical memory in medieval Georgia and discussed the importance of memory politics for the state and social development of the country.
