IBSU School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences team proudly presented four articles at the 17th International Technology, Education and Development conference (INTED) on March 6th-8th, in Spain, Valencia. Articles were dedicated to the topics of teachers’ profession, students’ emotional well-being, and contemporary trends in teaching methodology. Professor Eka Pipia, Associate Professor Maia Chkotua, and Associate
Head of American Studies BA and PhD Programs, Tamar Shioshvili, delivered a public lecture on White House Housewives. Shioshvili spoke extensively about the role played in the fight for women’s rights by the four first ladies: Abigail Adams, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jacqueline Kennedy, and Hillary Clinton. All four women have contributed greatly to the fight for
The Debate and Critical Discussion Club and the American Studies Students’ Union held their inaugural event at IBSU. The duo will focus on human rights, women’s rights, equality, American, European, and Georgian politics, critical analysis of hot-button issues, student concerns, and the promotion of liberalism, open-mindedness, and democracy. The ceremony was attended by Tamar Shioshvili, Dean,
IBSU Coordinator of Master’s Programs in Education Administration, Ekaterine Pipia, participated in The Teacher Think-Aloud Podcast. In this very special episode – Friends of the Podcast – hosts, Anna P. Ciriani-Dean and Shélynn Riel discussed teaching contexts around the world. In her remark, Ekaterine Pipia said: “I try to create a stress-free environment for my students. So,
Under the unanimous decision of the Council for the Accreditation of Higher Education Programs, the bachelor’s program of English Philology of the International Black Sea University has obtained a seven-year accreditation. English Philology Program is unique as it is the only program in Georgia where English Language Teacher Training Education Program is integrated. It will
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Undergraduate journalism program students had two expeditions and three public lectures in the fall 2022 semester. In November, the second-year students visited the rehabilitation center “Tanadgoma” as part of the photojournalism course. Students are also planning a photo exhibition of photos taken within the subject. In December, students of the third and second year of
IBSU 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, were on a working visit to WSPA University in Lublin, Poland, where they attended the official opening ceremony of the 2022-2023 academic year, met with the Dean
The Head of the American Studies English programs of the International Black Sea University Prof. Dr. Tamar Shioshvili and the students took part in the event commemorating the 30th anniversary of U.S.-Georgia bilateral relations on January 25, in the Georgian Parliament Library. After the speech of Ambassador Kelly Degnan, the students of the program had a
