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Visit of Cultural Attaché of the US Embassy to Georgia Mr. Julius Cai
26 November, the new Cultural Attaché of the US Embassy to Georgia Mr. Julius Cai visited the Tbilisi State Academy of Art and met the Rector, professor George Gugushvili, who  spoke about  the years long successful  collaboration  of the TSAA with the US Embassy, the further cooperation perspectives and negotiated on details of  the future collaboration projects and initiatives. The Rector expressed  special  gratitude to the former Cultural Attaché Damien Wampler and mentioned those significant  projects, realized under his support. On behalf of the US Embassy to Georgia, the meeting was attended by the project coordinators–T. Rtveliashvili and L. Gumberidze, and the Guest Specialist Tamara MC, and also, the  Head of TSAA Rector’s office K. Nemsadze, the Head of TSAA Quality Assurance Department N. Gaganidze and the Senior specialist of the same department T. Shavgulidze.

Winners of the Erasmus mobility contest to Liechtenstein University, for the spring semester, 2019.
The  winners of the Erasmus mobility contest to Liechtenstein University, for the spring semester, 2019, are announced: Roza Barsegian and Aleko Chankvetadze, the MA students of the TSAA Faculty of Architecture (8 students of the TSAA Faculty of Architecture took part in the contest)

Portfolio Aleko Chankvetadze
Portfolio Roza Barsegian

Master class of Peter Arsich for TSAA students
16 November, 2018, Master class of professor Peter Arsich ‘Historical zones development in the modern cities’ will be held for the Architecture Faculty’s  students (room #708, at 12.00). First time, Peter Arsich, professor of Architecture Faculty, University of Belgrade (www.bg.ac.rs/en/) visited the TSAA in 2017, within the frames of the TSAA project, winner of the Tbilisi City Hall con

Memorandum of cooperation with the University of Ostrava, Czech Republic
9 November, the TSAA  signed the Memorandum of cooperation with the University of Ostrava (https://www.osu.eu/). The MOU comprises  the students and professors exchange project.