International Black Sea University (IBSU) is the winner of the ERASMUS+ International Credit Mobility Program in cooperation with Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary. The project proposal was prepared by the head of the English Philology Programme, Prof. Dr. Maia Chkotua in cooperation with Dr. Árva Valéria, the head of the Department of Foreign Language and
Jonathan E. Shaw, Educational Developer at the Faculty of Education of Saint Mary’s University, Canada, held a meeting for IBSU MA students of the Education Administration on “Managing Academic Transition to Higher Education: A Survey of Longstanding and Emerging Challenges.”
International Black Sea University (IBSU) in collaboration with the US Embassy in Tbilisi hosted an education conference on “New Trends In English Language Teaching.” The conference was opened by Eavan Cully | Cultural Attaché – U.S. Embassy Tbilisi, and the keynote address was given by John Silver | Regional English Language Officer (RELO) Ankara. IBSU
Acting media producers met with IBSU BA journalism program students and listened to their story ideas. Tamar Mshvenieradze, a lecturer at ‘Television News’, organised an event for students to experience Pitching, a process used by reporters to present, defend, and amend their ideas. The members of the editorial board were Chaikhana producer Mariam Jachvadze, Studio Monitor
Organized by the Journalism and Media Club, actor Kakha Kintsurashvili held a meeting with the IBSU students. At the interactive meeting, Kakha Kintsurashvili talked about acting career, youth concerns, and societal issues, as well as answering questions from IBSU students.
Organized by the IBSU Journalism and Media Club, TV presenter Davit Kashiashvili gave a public lecture on investigative journalism to students of the International Black Sea University’s undergraduate journalism program. Davit Kashiashvili also answered students’ queries during the interactive meeting.
An educational expedition was held in Kakheti for the “Photojournalism” undergraduate journalism program students. Students visited various cultural monuments and landmarks and mastered outdoor photography. They prepared a series of landscapes and panoramas. The exhibition of the best photos created within the subject traditionally will occur after the final exam.
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The undergraduate journalism program students at IBSU met with the director, musician, and journalist, Nargiza Gardapkhadze, within the framework of the event organized by the teacher of “Culture and Art Coverage.” The meeting addressed peculiarities of coverage of different branches of art. The guest spoke about cultural journalists’ career challenges and gave beginner journalists professional advice.
