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- 25/03/2022
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- 22/03/2022
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Coffee with a Rector
The lengthy tradition of meetings with the “Coffee Professor” was resumed at the International Black Sea University on the initiative of the student self-government. The Rector, Dr. Saffet Bairaktutani, was the rubric’s first visitor. Mr. Rector met with students in a casual atmosphere to discuss the University’s future plans, answer questions about work and personal
A blood donation campaign was launched at IBSU in support of Ukraine
A blood donation campaign was launched at IBSU in support of Ukraine. Under the students’ initiative, a blood donation campaign was launched at IBSU to support Ukraine. Along with IBSU students, professors and administration representatives participated in the campaign. IBSU would like to thank New Force For Georgia and the Student Initiative Group for their
- 21/03/2022
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NFT conference hold in IBSU
On March 20, the International Black Sea University hosted its first NFT conference, where invited speakers spoke about the NFT, introduced their collections to the audience, and shared all the important information related to their future plans. In the final part of the conference, the speakers played a few NFTs from their collections for the
- 18/03/2022
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Students from Law Faculty from IBSU underwent the internship in mayor of Rustavi
Freshmen and sophomore year students of the International Black Sea University Faculty of Law, Tinatin Kimbarishvili and Goga Shaverdashvili underwent a 1-month internship at Rustavi City Hall. The project “Manage Your City” introduced self-government work (including services under the auspices of the City Hall) and the involvement of students in the management of the city.
