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Rethinking Academic Milestones Through Active Community Engagement Marking three decades of existence is a significant milestone for any academic institution. Traditionally, universities celebrate anniversaries with galas, academic conferences, and historical retrospectives. However, the Varna University of Management has chosen a distinctly different path. Instead of looking solely inward at past achievements, the institution has launched […]
Build Regional Cooperation for Marine Technology in the Black Sea Basin On April 15–17, Tbilisi hosted a critical assembly of environmental experts, researchers, and policymakers focused on the future of the Black Sea. Organized by Ilia State University Georgia, the EfxINNOs national workshop provided a platform to advance regional cooperation and address pressing ecological challenges. […]
Why Faculty Expertise Matters in Computer Science Education In the rapidly evolving field of information technology, theoretical knowledge alone is no longer sufficient to prepare students for the complexities of the modern workforce. Institutions must employ educators who actively engage with current industry standards and technologies. Recently, Salome Oniani, an Associate Professor at the School […]
Why Health Policy Training Matters for Professionals in Georgia >Public health challenges continue to evolve across the South Caucasus region, demanding professionals who can translate research findings into actionable policy recommendations. The ability to bridge the gap between evidence and decision-making remains one of the most critical competencies for anyone working in health systems, government […]
Track the rapid advancement of brain-computer interface (BCI) technology and you will consistently find Ilia State University at the forefront of this specialized field. Recently, a student team from Ilia State University achieved remarkable international success by winning a premier global hackathon focused on neurotechnology. For aspiring researchers, tech developers, and medical professionals, monitoring the […]
Understanding the Connection Between Tax Policy and Social Norms in Georgia Designing effective tax policy requires more than just adjusting rates and penalties; it demands a thorough understanding of human behavior. In developing economies, the gap between theoretical tax revenue and actual collections often stems from low levels of voluntary Tax Compliance. While traditional economic […]
Designing effective tax policy requires a comprehensive understanding of how individuals and businesses actually behave, rather than how traditional economic models assume they behave. At a recent ISET Research Seminar, Teimuraz Gogsadze, PhD and Head of the MA Program in Finance at the International School of Economics ISET, presented a compelling framework that challenges conventional […]
Spanish basketball consistently ranks as the second-best domestic league in the world, producing world-class talent and hosting some of the most fiercely contested professional tournaments in Europe. At the center of this highly competitive ecosystem is a unique anomaly: a university-owned club competing directly against corporate and historically backed basketball giants. The UCAM Catholic University […]
The geospatial industry demands professionals who can move beyond theoretical concepts to execute complex technical projects with precision. As urban planning, infrastructure development, and environmental monitoring increasingly rely on high-resolution spatial data, academic programs must adapt to provide rigorous, hands-on training. The Master’s Degree in Geoinformation at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona addresses this demand […]
