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Public Lecture at IBSU: Justice as a Principle of Law
01/11/2022
At IBSU, a public lecture was held by Gia Khubua, a Doctor of Law, a professor at Munich Technical University, on the following topic: “Justice as a principle of law”.Topics of utilitarianism, libertarianism, freedom and equality were discussed.Students had the opportunity to ask any kind of ques...
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Georgian culture festival was held in IBSU
31/10/2022
The International Black Sea University organized Georgian Culture Festival, which was attended by representatives of about 10 leading European states. During the event, foreign guests had the opportunity to get acquainted with Georgian culture and customs, to taste the distinctive dishes of Georg...
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Orientation meeting with international students
22/10/2022
The International Relations Department hosted an orientation meeting for incoming international students, featuring welcoming remarks from the Vice-Rector and the Administrative Director of the School of Medicine. They extended their best wishes for the students’ academic journey. The Internat...
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The International Black Sea University hosted the 17th international Silk Road conference.
21/10/2022
The International Black Sea University hosted the 17th international Silk Road conference. More than 100 scientists from 7 different nations were attended the meeting. The conference was divided into 11 parts, including politics, economics, social sciences, law, business, and technology, where...
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IBSU Erasmus + Staff Visit To WSPA
20/10/2022
BSU International Relations Program Coordinator Baia Ivaneishvili and International Relations officer Natia Maghalashvili, as part of the Erasmus + Staff program from the 10th to 15th of October, ...
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Patrick McNulty held public lecture “USA CONSTITUTIONAL LAW” at IBSU
20/10/2022
Patrick McNulty held public lecture at the International Black Sea University. The meeting was organized by law faculty and the bachelor students of law were attended at the meeting. Lecture was very interesting, and students could ask questions and gave more information about different issues...