GIU administration hosts students of exchange programs

On August 11, 2026, the administration of Georgian International University GIU hosted the students of GIU and China International Education Institute that have become the winners of contests of various exchange programs and will be traveling abroad to continue studies in outstanding universities of the world by the end of August. The students will be traveling for study purposes under the slots which were allocated by foreign partner universities to GIU in the frames of mutual exchange agreements.

The meeting was hosted by Vice-Rector for Internationalization and International Students Recruitment, Ms. Selina Lee. Other representatives of administrative staff also included: Vice-Rector for Academic Process, Professor Sopiko Tevdoradze; Dean of the School of Law, Professor Tatia Dolidze; Head of Department of International Relations, Mr. Grigol Kalandadze; Head of Department for Students and Alumni Relations and Career Support Services, Mr. Mate Tsulaia;  Head of Research Support Center, Ms. Rusudan Tsiklauri.

The students who are supposed to travel to various partner universities of GIU in the frames of exchange programs are as follows:

1. Luka Sulakauri – INTI International University (Malaysia; 1-semester program)
2. Tamari Bitsadze – Sias University (China; 1-year program)
3. Otari Guntsadze – Tung Wah College (Hong Kong, China; 1-semester program)
4. Sofya Dzotsenidze – Sias University (China; 1-year program)
5. Tika Vanishvili – Lanzhou University (China; 1-year program)
6. Ana Todua – Sias University (China; 1-year program)
7. Ekaterine Mshvidobadze – Shanghai University of Sport (China; 2-year MA program)

The students will receive various types of scholarships, including the special scholarship which was created by the owner of Georgian International University GIU, President Kang Zheng.

Georgian International University GIU is exceptionally proud of these students and will continue working with the existing as well as new partner educational institutions to widen the exchange opportunities for its students.