My name is Nguyen, and I am originally from Vietnam. Being an Asian student brings me pride in my heritage and provides me the chance to deepen my international education experience. My studies at IBSU in Tbilisi concentrate on computer science while I build my programming competencies and my ability to solve problems and work with advanced technological systems. My interest in technology allows me to discover native field breakthroughs, and the international setting increases my awareness of worldwide technological developments. My first days at Black Sea University proved difficult because I encountered problems and arrived late for classes, which I missed. The educational adventure has brought strong rewards despite various initial challenges. The mixed student population, dedicated instructors, and practical coursework at the university have advanced my personality development and career preparation abilities. The experience of living in Tbilisi remains special because this capital city seamlessly combines its traditional past with emerging modern progress. Shawarma stands out as my most enjoyed local dish since getting familiar with the food in this new environment and I absolutely love the chilled air here.. Academics represent only a portion of my experience as I take part in technology-oriented projects and university events and explore Georgian culture while linking up with students from international backgrounds. 

interview conducted by Phaik Ramazanovi, a student intern at the Department of International Relations