Cybersecurity masters program students will embark on a two week journey to the USA

We are thrilled to announce that students of a joint international master's program in Cybersecurity will soon embark on a transformative journey to the USA, where they will spend two immersive weeks at Northern Kentucky University (NKU).

Plenipotentiary Representative of the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia at the St. Andrews Georgian University, Archbishop of Bodbe Iakob and the staff involved in the program held a fruitful meeting with the students.

During their time at NKU, our students will dive into intensive lectures, workshops and seminars, while also having the invaluable opportunity to meet with cybersecurity professionals from leading companies. This hands-on experience will provide them with invaluable insights into real-world challenges and examples.

It's worth noting that our joint master's program in cybersecurity is truly one-of-a-kind, with tuition fees fully covered by St. Andrews Georgian University (SANGU). This initiative was spearheaded by His Holiness, the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia, Illia II, and the Plenipotentiary Representative of His Holiness, Archbishop of Bodbe Iakob.

Graduates will be awarded with following qualifications: Master of Science in Cybersecurity (NKU) and Master of Science in Information Technology Security (SANGU).

We're immensely proud of our students and excited to see the valuable experiences they will gain during their time at NKU.