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14 Educational Programmes of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Health Care of BSU went through the successful accreditation process. Three one-cycle educational programmes including one instructed in English, five BA, four MA and two PhD educational programmes met the accreditation standards and, pursuant to the decision of the Higher Education Programmes’ Accreditation Council, were awarded the full accreditation. We congratulate the faculty students and professors and the teaching staff on this important event and wish them success.

Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University congratulates you on the university graduation. This is a special day in your life as the student years are over and a completely new, important stage of your life starts.
The university education will help you contribute to the development of our country as well as realize your professional capacities; I strongly believe the BSUs role in it will be important.
Wish you success in your professional development and career path. Remember that BSU creates your life, and each of you creates the history of BSU!

With Respect
Rector
Merab Khalvashi

Chris Burry, Global Ambassador of UC Berkeley Sutardja Center for Enterpreneurship and Technology, Gerald Reisinger, President of the Austrian University of Applied Sciences, and Kakha Shengelia, President of Caucasus University, paid a visit to Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. During the meeting with the BSU Rector Merab Khalvashi, Administration Head Nika Chkhartishvili and Deputy Rector Tamar Siradze, the guests discussed the implementation of joint educational programmes and priorities for the future cooperation

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Bulgaria to Georgia Desislava Ivanova met the BSU Rector Merab Khalvashi to sum up fruitful cooperation with Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University during 5-year mission. At the meeting, the parties thanked each other for the implementation of joint exchange programs, projects and various interesting events. The rector wished the Ambassador success in further activities and handed over a memorable gift.

For the first time in the history of Georgia, 4 protected areas have been included in the ENESCO list of natural heritage. The decision was made at the 44th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Fuzhou, China. This nomination includes peatlands of Kobuleti Protected Areas and Kolkheti National Park, Kintrishi Protected Areas and Mtirala National Park, which has been added to the 213 World Heritage List as “Colchis Forests and Wetlands” and it has earned a decent place alongside the Amazon Forest, the Grand Canyon National Park, Yellowstone National Parks, Mount Etna next to the Swiss Alps.