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An innovation laboratory was opened at the Faculty of Exact Sciences and Education of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. The Rector of BSU, Professor Merab Khalvashi opened the laboratory and spoke about its importance. The innovation laboratory will help BSU students to prepare and implement innovative projects for the industry and business sector, as well as offer mutually beneficial services to various target audiences, the industry sector - short-term training courses, for staff capacity building; students will be offered various software packages and space for developing projects and their realization.

Conditions for Enrollment in the BSU Vocational Education ProgramThe conditions for enrollment of a person in the BSU Vocational Education Program are determined by the program, which is based on the Law of Georgia on Vocational Education, by-laws and, if available, the Vocational Education Standard / Vocational Education Framework Document.Program Selection MechanismsThe selection mechanisms for the basic and secondary vocational education programs are defined by Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, and the selection mechanisms for the higher vocational education program are defined by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia.

On July 4-7, an interim management meeting was held in Barcelona within the framework of the "Erasmus+" institutional development project "Optimization of teaching and academic inclusion using distance learning and teaching" (LoveDistance). Project manager Nana Makaradze and researchers - Irakli Kordzaia, Amiran Sharadze and Nino Mikeladze, who are also involved in the course piloting process, participated in the meeting hosted by the IL-3 Lifelong Learning Institute of the University of Barcelona.

A two-day international scientific conference: "The Black Sea at the Crossroads of Civilizations" was opened in Batumi`s Shota Rustaveli State University within the framework of the scientific-educational event "Blue Policy of the Black Sea". The reports on the history, archaeology, ethnology, philology, linguistics, folklore, tourism, ecology, toponymy, religious studies, philosophy, architecture, law and other areas of the Black Sea region will be presented at the conference. More than 200 participants from 14 countries (USA, Great Britain, Italy, Germany, Poland, Greece, Romania, Ukraine, Turkey, etc.) will be taking part in the conference.The scientific conference will be held in a mixed format, 10 sections will work in the auditorium, and 6 - online, using the Zoom platform.The event is organized by Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Niko Berdzenishvili Institute, Georgian National Academy of Sciences, Romanian National Academy of Sciences and Constanta Ovidius University.

Ambassador of Hungary to Georgia Anna Maria Shiko visited Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University within the framework of the Visegrad festival. At the meeting with the Rector of BSU, professor Merab Khalvashi, the representative of the diplomatic corps spoke about the existing relations between the two countries and focused on the implementation of joint educational and scientific projects. During the visit, the ambassador also met the students and introduced the program of the Visegrad festival to them. Under the auspices of the festival, Professor Chaba Hidnis gave a public lecture on the topic: "The meeting of 3 kings of Central Europe in Visegrad in 1335 and the issue of the introduction of defensive weapons in the Middle Ages"; Professor Jemal Karalidze presented a report on the topic: "International relations of Georgia in the 14th century".