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Universidad Estatal Ivane Javakhishvili de Tbilisi (Georgia)

28/abr/2011

Tbilisi State University (TSU) was founded in 1918 by a western educated famous Georgian historian Ivane Javakhishvili and the group of his followers. It was the first institution of higher educational in Caucasus at that time.

Today the number of professors involved in teaching and training is around 3275, including 55 academicians and corresponding members of the academy, 595 professors and doctors, 1246 assistant professors and candidates of sciences. Over 35 thousand students are pursuing their degrees at 8 regional branches of the university. A very important step toward modernization was in 1994 when the university scientific council adopted "The Concepts of University Education”. The document officially introduced new instruction structure at the University that transferred from one level (5 years) study system to two-level system and advanced to integrate in the European educational environment.

Projectos comunes, como la puesta en marcha de una escuela española en Tbilisi y un centro de estudios caucásicos en Cádiz. Asimismo, la Universidad Estatal de Tbilisi introducirá la titulación de grado y posgrado en Ciencias del Mar tomando como ejemplo la experiencia de la UCA en este campo. Ambas universidades también colaborarán en otras materias como acuicultura, energías renovables o estudios arqueológicos.