Another working meeting between the EEU and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

A cooperation agreement has been signed between Hochschule Bremen City University of Applied Sciences (Germany) and East European University (EEU). The agreement was signed by Prof. Dr. Konrad Wolf, President of Hochschule Bremen, and Prof. Dr. Kakhaber Lazarashvili, Rector of East European University.

From May 6 to 8, 2025, a delegation from East European University visited Germany at the invitation of Hochschule Bremen City University of Applied Sciences. During the visit, the EEU delegation held meetings with the President of the University, deans of various faculties, as well as heads of scientific and international departments. The parties agreed to engage in intensive collaboration, including student exchange programs, joint participation in ERASMUS+ initiatives, and the implementation of joint academic and research projects involving research and academic staff.

The EEU delegation was represented by the university’s Rector, Prof. Dr. Kakhaber Lazarashvili; Chairman of the Academic Council, Prof. Dr. David Cherkezishvili; and Head of the International Relations Department, Teona Khachidze.

Significantly, starting from October 2025, EEU students will have the opportunity to pursue their studies at Hochschule Bremen City University of Applied Sciences. Furthermore, both institutions have agreed that Hochschule Bremen will be actively represented at the upcoming international scientific conference hosted by East European University, scheduled to take place from June 24 to 26, 2025.

On the initiative of the East European University (EEU) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), a working meeting was held on February 11 of this year, which was attended by representatives of the Information Medical-Psychological Center “Tanadgoma” and seven public and private universities.
The EEU Physical, Mental and Social Well-being Research Center (PMSW) continues to collaborate with the United Nations Population Fund and higher education institutions so that as many young people as possible can receive knowledge about well-being and personal safety.

The East European University (EEU) in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has developed two syllabi intended for the Master of Education Administration and the 60-credit teacher training educational programs. Georgian and foreign experts were involved in the process of developing the syllabus: Rector of the East European University, Professor Kakhaber Lazarashvili and Professor Peter Agleton (Great Britain). The mentioned courses are elective modules, which can also be integrated into the programs as mandatory subjects.

The East European University, together with the United Nations Population Fund, presented the syllabuses to interested universities and discussed the possibility of introducing them into the curricula. After the integration of the courses into the programs, the process of retraining the academic staff involved in teaching the course will begin.

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