Georgia: The Kutaisi University, located in Kutaisi, Georgia, establishes a new “Erasmus+“ partnership with Istanbul Gelishim University.
The joint KA171 project of Kutaisi University and Istanbul Gelishim University (201-1-TR01-KA171-HED-000237633) has been approved and it forms a new “Erasmus+” partnership between these two institutions. The European Commission-funded project opens up interesting opportunities for exchange of students and staff in economics, finance and business administration.
Within the agreement, the University of Kutaisi will be able to send one student to Istanbul Gelishim University for a fully funded exchange experience under the Erasmus+ Student Mobility (SMS) Program. In addition, there is an additional opportunity for staff (5 quota) and students (5 quota) to participate in the Erasmus+ program without a grant (zero grant).
Kutaisi University Secures New “Erasmus+” Partnership with Istanbul Gelisim University.
Kutaisi University announces the approval of its joint KA171 project (2024-1-TR01-KA171-HED-000237633) with Istanbul Gelisim University, establishing a new “Erasmus+” partnership between the two institutions.
The project, funded by the European Commission, opens up exciting opportunities for student and staff exchanges in the fields of Economics, Finance, and Business Administration.
As part of the agreement, Kutaisi University will be able to send one student to Istanbul Gelisim University for a fully funded exchange experience under the Erasmus+ Student Mobility (SMS) program. Additionally, there are 5 opportunities for staff and students each, to participate in the “Erasmus+” Staff Teaching or Training Mobility (STA/STT) program without a grant (zero grant).
Kutaisi University
Kutaisi University is a private university in Kutaisi, Georgia. It was established in 1991 by Valerian Kelbakiani and Revaz Laghidze and was the first higher educational institution in the western part of Georgia.
Istanbul Gelisim University
Istanbul Gelisim University is a private, non-profit university in Istanbul, Turkey. In 2008, the Gelisim Education, Culture, Health, and Social Service Foundation took steps to establish a vocational school under the name “Istanbul Gelisim Vocational School.”
