News

- 27/03/2018
Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek) is an annual program dedicated to inspiring K-12 students to take interest in computer science. This Global Project is organized by non-profit organization Code.org. Event is supported by 350 partners and 100,000 educators worldwide. For already two years International Black Sea University is taking part in Computer Science Education Week.
- 27/03/2018
Architecture_Workshop & Competition
Don’t miss this opportunity! For registration click the following link: https://goo.gl/DrdWvh For further questions contact us via ctenfaculty@ibsu.edu.ge Good Luck!
- 27/03/2018
Vacancy!
Lingwing is pleased to announce vacancies for the positions of front-end (angular.js) and back-end (node.js, mongodb) developers. Lingwing uses a non-traditional and nonstandard way to choose candidates for different positions, so you should simply write a short message or send a video about how you can help Lingwing in development, if you are ready to

- 27/03/2018
Open Door!
On 20th of April, at 15:00, the Faculty of Computer Technologies and Engineering of the International Black Sea University is inviting you to an open-door session of Master and Phd programs of Computer Science, please visit A214 room.
- 24/03/2018
Orientation Meeting with Senior Year Students of the Faculty of Business Management about the Internships
In the spring semester of 2017-2018 academic year the meeting was held with the senior year students of the Bachelor educational programs about compulsory study component, Internship. Meeting aimed at informing students about mentioned study component. Students were introduced to the syllabus of the component as well as to the program requirements concerning Internship. Students
- 19/03/2018
Meeting with Guram Sherozia
On March 19 the Faculty of Business Management organized the meeting with Guram Sherozi – Sales/Marketing consultant at MCI Group Georgia, talk show host and invited lecturer at International Black Sea University. He talked about personal branding. The meeting was productive; students had an opportunity to ask reasonable questions.