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International Education Day was held at Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. At the event, the experience of participating in Erasmus+ exchange programs was shared by foreign students who came within the framework of international mobility and BSU students participating in Erasmus+ exchange programs. Within the framework of the International Education Day, those wishing to receive education abroad got acquainted with the exchange programs and teaching conditions of the leading universities. Certificates for active participation in university life were presented to foreign students at the event.

The German language day "German language for adults and children" was held at Shota Rustaveli State University of Batumi. The event was opened and the participants were welcomed by the Deputy German Ambassador to Georgia Tanya Hut, the Austrian Ambassador to Georgia Thomas Miulman and the Deputy Rector of BSU Tamar Siradze. Within the framework of the event, exchange programs were presented and a meeting was held with German language teachers, students, entrants, pupils and parents. Gebhard Royle, head of DAAD`s Tbilisi regional office, introduced the scholarship programs to those wishing to study in Germany. An exhibition dedicated to the life and work of the Austrian writer Ingebor Bachmann was also organized.

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Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University was visited by tourism expert, head of the German International Institute of Hospitality and honorary doctor of BSU, professor Gerald Wetzel. Within the framework of the visit, Professor Gerald Wetzel held a meeting on the issues of personnel qualification, travel formalities and intercultural communication in the field of tourism with the students who will go to Germany for a three-month internship.

Within the framework of the "University Capacity Development Program" (UCBP), funded by the US State Department and the US Embassy in Georgia, the BSU Deputy Rector Anzor Beridze, the representatives of the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation and various higher educational institutions of Georgia paid a visit to the USA. At the meetings held on May 13-25, representatives of various American universities shared with the members of the delegation the experience of the research administrators of American universities, the specifics of working with scientific foundations and presented specific research projects.