უნივერსიტეტის ღონისძიებების პორტალი

Employment Agency HR Presentation
2014-03-19 00:00 (Asia/Dubai)
Employment Agency HR conducts annual employment forum in Tbilisi and Batumi in April 2014 (Tbilisi -April 4, Batumi – April 11).
Local and international companies that operate in Georgia will be present on the forum; their representatives will directly interview applicants. A presentation for this event will be held in Ilia State University on March 24, 5 p.m. Students will be able to learn the list of companies present at the forum and vacancies that these companies will interview for, during the forum. Forum process details will also be discussed. Additionally, students will have an opportunity to fill in the application forms for a database that will be sent to organizations. These organizations will be able to contact students for future vacancies.
Presentation details: March 24, 5 p.m. hall A101. Duration: 30 minutes.

Unikino on March 21: The Double Life of Veronique
2014-03-17 00:00
Unikino presents Krzysztof Kieslowski’s film “The Double Life of Veronique” (1991) on Friday, March 21, 6 p.m. Ilia State University A building, Hall 101.
Starring: Wladyslaw Kowalski, Jerzy Gudejko, Irene Jacob, Aleksander Bardini, Kalina Jedrusik.
Translation by: Giorgi Chikvaideze

Meeting Head of Tourism Administration
2014-03-17 00:00
Head of Georgian National Tourism Administration, Giorgi Sigua will deliver lecture during the university tourism management center-initiated meeting, held on March 19, 2 p.m., Ilia State University G106 hall. The lecture topics are: work specifics and future goals for tourism administration; general development of tourism in Georgia.
Attendance is free.

Presentation of Comparative Literature Collection
2014-03-13 00:00
Presentation of comparative literature collection will be held in Ilia Stat University bookstore Ligamus, on March 19, 6 p.m.
Comparative literature collection has become Ilia State University annual publication. The first, 2013, collection includes 34 scientific articles prepared by Georgian and foreign researches, for the university –organized scientific conferences and seminars.
This collection covers the following topics: comparative literature and modernity; literature, politics, ideology; philological and interdisciplinary research; literature, investigation, process.
Since Georgian scientific society is interested in comparative literature, we have the ability to diversify intercultural literary research and thus overcome cultural blockade; view the world and Georgian cultural and literary reality from a more unobstructed position; research Georgian literature like we research world literature, to perceive, review and connect literary and cultural, civil and political processes; share the thought and cultural experience that helps other countries cope with traumatic past in modern cultural and social reality; find ways to reintegrate Georgian culture into contemporary world.
Consequently, comparative literature, as a discipline, can play an important role in Georgian scientific, cultural and civil space.

Presentation of Comparative Literature Collection
2014-03-13 00:00
Presentation of comparative literature collection will be held in Ilia Stat University bookstore Ligamus, on March 19, 6 p.m.
Comparative literature collection is becoming Ilia State University annual publication. The first, 2013, collection includes 34 scientific articles prepared by Georgian and foreign researches, for the university –organized scientific conferences and seminars.
This collection covers the following topics: comparative literature and modernity; literature, politics, ideology; philological and interdisciplinary research; literature, investigation, process.
Since Georgian scientific society is interested in comparative literature, we have the ability to diversify intercultural literary research and thus overcome cultural blockade; view the world and Georgian cultural and literary reality from a more unobstructed position; research Georgian literature like we research world literature, to perceive, review and connect literary and cultural, civil and political processes; share the thought and cultural experience that helps other countries cope with traumatic past in modern cultural and social reality; find ways to reintegrate Georgian culture into contemporary world.

Consequently, comparative literature, as a discipline, can play an important role in Georgian scientific, cultural and civil space.

Presentation of Case Publications
2014-03-12 00:00
Master’s program of public policy administration (http://mpa.iliauni.edu.ge/) will host presentation of case publications written by professors and students in frames of this project, in 2013. The presentation will be held in Ilia State University bookshop Ligamus, on March 13, 6 p.m. University of Columbia professors participated in this publication and it was financed by East West Management Institute (EWMI) program “Public Policy Advocacy and Development of Civic Society in Georgia” (G-Pac).

Presentation of Case Publications
2014-03-12 00:00
Master’s Program of Public Policy Administration (http://mpa.iliauni.edu.ge/) will host a presentation of case publications written by professors and students in the frames of this project, in 2013. The presentation will be held in Ilia State University bookstore Ligamus, on May 13, 6 p.m. The University of Columbia professors participated in this publication and it was financed by East West Management Institute (EWMI) Program “Public Policy Advocacy and Development of Civic Society in Georgia” (G-Pac).

PPRTC official launch event
2014-03-11 00:00
PPRTC official launch event was held at 11 March at ISU. PPRTC is the part of ISU MPA Program and is one of the first university-based think tanks in Georgia seeks to engage and coordinate academic personal, public and NGO representatives in targeted public policy research and training programs. PPRTC is established through the EWMI-G-PAC grant funds.
ISU Rector Giga Zedania, USAID Mission Director Stephen Haykin, Deputy Minister of Defense Tamuna Karosanidze, EWMI G-PAC Chief of Party Marc Lassman, and MPA Program Director Archil Abashidze spoke at the launch event. The speakers emphasized the PPRTC’s role in bringing together stakeholders from government, civil society, and academia to share knowledge and expertise to improve policy debate.
The launch event also included a short ceremony in which the first graduates of the PPRTC’s public training program on the SPSS received certificates for completing the course. Further, another similar training class has already begun.
The launch event was attended by the representatives of public and NGO sector.

Public Lectures Course
2014-03-11 00:00
Ilia State University is conducting a course of public lectures on the following topic: Modern World and Ethics Maxims.
The first lecture will be held on March 27, 6 p.m., hall G 106.
The topic of the lecture is: Esthetic Culture – from Surrealism to Hyperrealism (Jean Baudrillard “Simulacra and Simulation” and hyperrealistic art of Ron Mueck).
Associated professor, Dr. Maka Lashkhia will conduct the lectures.

Unikino on March 14 - Modigliani
2014-03-10 00:00
Unikino presents “Modigliani” by Mick Davis (2004) on Friday, March 14, 6 p.m. Ilia State University, A building, Hall 101.
Starring: Andy Garcia, Omid Djalili, Elsa Zylberstein, Hippolyte Girardot, Eva Herzigova.
Translation: Salome Matkava

Lecture- EU and Neighborhood
2014-03-04 17:33
Thursday, March 6th, 2 P.M., Professor Gunter Verheugen, three time commissioner and a former Vice-president of the European Commission, will hold a lecture “European Union and Neighborhood: Challenges and Opportunities”. The lecture will cover issues of EU politics in our regions, especially in light of the recent events that are taking place in Ukraine.
The Lecture will be held in Ilia State University, G building, auditorium 106.

Attendance is free.

Seminar – History of Georgian Church Architecture
2014-03-04 17:32
A Seminar on the topic: Genesis of Georgian Christian Church Architecture – New Understanding of Development Stages will be held in Ilia State University, May 7th, 2014, 6 P.M. Auditorium G 106.
Presenters: Professor Emeritus Zurab Kiknadze and Professor Nodar Bakhtadze.
Latest factual material on Georgian Christian church architecture genesis was revealed, offering new understanding of its early development stages. The material, based on the archeological findings obtained in Nekresi settlement (Kvareli region) this last decade, confirmed the existence of canonically-planned basilica in IV-V A.D. Additional material was obtained, based on research and dating of a small chapel of a IV A.D. church, located in the Nekresi monastery territory.

Seminar presenters, Zurab Kiknadze and Nodar Baktadze will discuss this topic with art historians and interested parties.

Series of Lectures on Significant Issues in Bioethics
2014-02-25 00:00
A series of lectures on significant issues in bioethics will be held in Ilia State University on 1-3 April, 2014, 4 p.m. Hall A 101. Lectures will be followed by discussions. Dr. Andreas Veith from University of Munster (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) will lead the lectures. For information on Dr. Andreas Veith please, follow the links bellow:
http://www.philosovieth.de/publikationen.html
http://www.philosovieth.de/zur-person.html
Lectures will be held in the scope of Ilia State University financed project “Issues of Bioethics and Medical Ethics in Georgia”.
Lectures will cover the following topics:
1.Moral problems of reproductive medicine. Re-evaluating values from natural context
2.Ethics of attitudes towards animals. Justification strategies in philosophical ethics
3.Ethics committee, ethic commission and moral quality management. Social ethics, just and collegial structures of clinical environment.
Georgian translation will be provided during the lectures. Attendance is free. Detailed information on every lecture is available in the attached pdf file.

One Day Training Module
2014-02-11 17:15
One-Day Training Module on Climate Change and Forest Transformation in the Southern Caucasus
(20 February, 2014 – Ilia State University, Block “E”, Room #206, Tbilisi, Georgia)
Introduction
WWF-Germany and its partner organizations in the South Caucasus – WWF Caucasus Programme Office (WWF-Caucasus), WWF-Armenia and WWF-Azerbaijan are involved in implementation of EU financed regional Project on Increasing the resilience of forest ecosystems against climate change in the South Caucasus Countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) through forest transformation.
As part of the Project a one day training module for forestry professionals, students and other interested parties shall be offered. Three one-day-trainings with specific local focus shall be hold in the three participating project countries Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia in February 2014. The training shall give a first insight of the topic to the participants by addressing a theoretical background on climate change, transfer to the adaption in other countries with case studies and a final debating part developing commonly local-specific next steps for the region.
The module shall be conducted by Dirk Frankenhauser, an international expert and by WWF engaged consultant, who spent three weeks in the region conducting a field trips and a stakeholder-analysis in October 2013.
Objectives
Illustrate the environmental and social risks as a consequence of climate change for the forest sector in Southern Caucasus region. The participants shall be enabled to analyse their situation and develop mechanism to adapt to future challenges due to climate change for the forest sector.
Content
The training module contains five main topics, such as
1) Introduction
2) Global Situation
3) European Response
4) Current Caucasian Situation
5) Implementation options in Caucasus
These topics are divided into four key parts:
1. Introduction
The training shall be initiated with sensitising questions reflecting the opinion of the audience towards climate change. This is followed by a brief description of the scope of climate change worldwide, in Europe – and finally specifically in the Caucasus region and especially its impact on forestry.
2. Training exercises
This is the core part of the workshop. Participants are taught to identify potential environmental and socio-economical dangers due to the ongoing climate change in their local region. This should aim at very precise cases in their forest management areas.
3. Presentation of existing best practice in Europe and case studies
Participants are provided with an insider view to how other countries such as Germany have already developed policies and standard procedures to combat this risk-category, presented with examples of good practice and conducting of case studies.
4. Outlook and closing debate
At this closing stage of the training participants are invited to brainstorm of what they consider to be needed in future. Next steps shall be developed commonly in order introduce or improve forestry risk management systems.
Agenda (20 February, 2014)
Expected Results
This training module shall enable the participants to be aware of the challenge of climate change and especially its impact on the Southern Caucasus Region. The participants shall be empowered to adapt their everyday business to the upcoming consequence of climate change such as storms, fires, etc. as well as to transform the Caucasian forest ecosystems towards more resilienced forests. The shown example of other countries shall encourage the participants how foresters elsewhere act and give the possibility to establish a network with the other Caucasian countries in order to establish tailor-made tools like e.g. a common open-source calamity-database.
Training Module Document
For more details download full version of the Training Module Document from this web-page:
http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/where_we_work/black_sea_basin/caucasus/?215650/Managing-innovative-learning-on-adaptive-forest-management-to-climate-change
Trainer
WWF’s International Consultant Dirk Frankenhauser, PanForestal, Berlin
dfrankenhauser@gmail.com
Contact
Malkhaz Dzneladze
Regional Coordinator
EU financed project Increasing the resilience of forest ecosystems against
climate change in the Southern Caucasus through forest transformation
WWF-Caucasus
Tel.: + (995 32) 2 237 500
mdzneladze@wwfcaucasus.org

"The Waste Land"-Book Presentation
2014-02-09 00:00
February 12, 18:00, Ligamus Bookstore will be hosting the presentation of Gia Jokhadze’s book, “T.S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land”, Hermeneutic Interpretations”.
The book covers a poem “The Waste Land” by great British poet, essayist, publisher and intellectual Thomas Stearns Eliot (1888-1965) translated to Georgian, as well as textual interpretation of original materials of modern Eliotology.
“The Waste Land” by T.S.Eliot is widely regarded as “one of the most important and scandalous poems of the 20th century” and a central text in Modernist poetry. From the day of a publication, the poem is accompanied by many legends, myths and rumors about how text was written, what author intended and what was the impact of up to date situation (Post- war Europe, being the main protagonist of a poem) and etc.
The new book of Gia Jokhadze is for admirers, researches and translators of T.S. Eliot poetry.
Free Attendance.

Information Meeting for students interested in studying in Estonia
2014-02-07 00:00
On the 12th of February 2014, at 3 pm, Ilia State University will host a delegation from Estonia. The delegation will comprise representatives from three leading Estonian Higher Education Institutions: University of Tartu, Tallinn University of Technology and Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre.
The representatives of the delegation will make presentations about the relevant higher education institutions and discuss the possibilities available for individuals who wish to continue their studies in Estonia.
Presentations will be held in English.
Address: Ilia State University 2, G. Tsereteli St.,G Campus, Room G 106 (the former building of Encyclopedia)

Fairy Tale Day in Ligamus
2014-02-06 13:30
Every Saturday, from 11:00 till 13:00, Fairy Tales Day at Children’s Room, bookstore “ Ligamus”. Interesting books and various educational activities for children.
Duringa Fairy Tales Day children will travel to magical world of books. Through activities they will develop creativity, motoric and communication skills.
Anyone from 4 to 12 years may attend Fairy Tales Day. For attendance please write to us: www.facebook.com/ligamus.iliauni

Book Presentation-Natasha’s Dance
2014-02-03 12:36
February 5, 18:00, ISU Bookstore “Ligamus will host the presentation of Orlando Figes book titled: “Natasha’s Dance: A Cultural History of Russia|” by Prof.Gigi Tevzadze and Prof. Giga Zedania
Orlando Figes (born 20 November 1959) is a famous modern British historian. from 1987 to 1999 he was a Lecturer in History and Fellow at Trinity College, University of Cambridge , before taking the Chair as Professor of History at Birkbeck College, University of London. Figes became known for his work : A People’s Tragedy (1996), a study of the Russian Revolution, combines social and political history with biographical details in a historical narrative. Almost a thousand-page book written by a specialist quickly became a bestseller.
Published in 2002, Natasha’s Dance is a broad cultural history of Russia, here interest of the historian moved from politics to culture. This book also had a great success. Ten years after the publication, the film director Joe Wright revealed that in understanding of 19th century Russian Culture, for his 2012 film Anna Karenina, Natasha’s Dance and its author were the inspirations. Indeed, this is one of the most critical analysis of Russian Culture, written with a perfect knowledge of a material and upon virtuous possession of instruments of a modern theoretical reflexion. Not only the content stands behind the success of a book, but completely perfect style, that make readers read the work as a novel.

Presentation of an Ilia State University research project
2014-02-03 00:00
Presentation of an Ilia State University research project “Unknown Georgia. Georgian and European Records for Reconstructing Historical Memory”. The research draws on as yet unknown Italian, Russian and Georgian records from the historical archive of Propaganda Fide and the Theatine and Capucine missions.
The presentation will be held at 18.00, on February 3, 2014, at the university bookstore Ligamus, Ilia State University Building A, 32, Chavchavadze Ave.

Musical Evening in Ligamus
2014-01-29 00:00
On January 29, 18:00, ISU bookstore “Ligamus” will host a musical evening of Georgian origin Swedish singer and composer Olga Vamlingi – Tchanturia (stage name – Sabina Tchanturia).
Her repertoire includes a smooth acoustic Pop music. In addition to her lyrical songs and ballads, with her creative work, she expresses her civil position concerning freedom and the unity of Georgia.

Venue: ISU Bookstore “Ligamus”, I.Chavchavadze Ave.32

January 24 Unikino Presents: - Airplane
2014-01-15 00:00
On Friday, January 24, 18:00, David Zucker’s film “Airplane” (1980) will be screened at ISU hall A 101.
Starring: Leslie Nielsen, Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Lloyd Bridges, Peter Graves, Robert Stack.
The film translation is provided by Giorgi Chikvaidze.

Information Meeting - Erasmus Mundus
2014-01-15 00:00
We would like to inform you that on January 17, 16:00, Ilia State University will host an information meeting about the Erasmus Mundus Action 2 projects ALRAKIS II, EUROEAST, ELECTRA, HUMERIA.
Venue: ISU Hall A 101 (Chavchavadze Ave. 32)The program implies the mobility of BA, MA, PhD, Post-Doctorate candidates and academic/administrative staff in the European higher education institutions. Within the framework of the program, winners will be provided with a monthly allowance. In addition, the program fully covers travel expenses, insurance costs and tuition fee.Applications can be submitted electronically:ALRAKIS II – http://www.alrakis2.eu/index.asp?p=1763&a=1744
EUROEAST – https://emecw.gis.lu.se/apply/?lot=EUROEAST
ELECTRA – https://emecw.gis.lu.se/apply/?lot=ELECTRA
HUMERIA – http://www.humeria-application.eu/
The participants will be selected on basis of the submitted documents.Deadlines for application submission are:ALRAKIS II – January 31, 2014;
EUROEAST – February 3, 2014;
ELECTRA – January 31, 2014;
HUMERIA – February 24, 2014;
For detailed information about the programs, please visit the following links:
ALRAKIS II – http://www.alrakis2.eu/index.asp?p=1733&a=1733
EUROEAST – http://www.euroeast.polito.it/
ELECTRA – http://www.electra-project.eu/
HUMERIA – http://humeria.eu/
For additional questions, contact ISU Office of Development and Foreign Relations:
Venue: Cholokashvili Ave. 3/5, room E105
Phone: 2 14 13 88
E-mails:
ALRAKIS II – alrakis@iliauni.edu.ge
EUROEAST – euroeast@iliauni.edu.ge
ELECTRA – electra@iliauni.edu.ge
HUMERIA – humeria@iliauni.edu.ge

Public Lecture - Nationalism and Contemporary Art
2014-01-14 00:00
Ilia State University will host a public lecture by Sezgin Boynik and Minna Henriksson on the topic: “Nationalism and Contemporary Art”.
What is the relationship between contemporary art and nationalism? How in general terms does an ideological state apparatus operate within the field of contemporary art? What possibilities can contemporary art offer on emancipation from nationalist ideologies?
The lecture will take place on January 23, 16:00. Venue: Ilia State University, room G 106.
The biographies of speakers can be found here >>
Sezgin Boynik and Minna Henriksson are at the GeoAIR residency in Tbilisi
The lecture will be held in English language.

Literary Hero in the Past and Today
2014-01-14 00:00
On January 17, 18:00, ISU will host lectures by Jaba Zarkua and Ana Kordzaia-Samadashvili, the prize-winners of ISU literary competition “The Best Georgian Novel 2012-2013”, on the topics: “Hero” and “2084”.
A hero, who is not distinguished by his exceptional courage in struggle or work; he is not a key actor gifted with the virtue of the ancient epic poems and myths. He is simply a character of the work of art.
We should jointly discuss the face of a literary hero in the previous century and how he looks like nowadays. We must think what kind of hero a modern Georgian reader is waiting for.
Venue: Conference Hall G106 (Cholokashvili Ave.3/5).
For Attendence, please register to the following mail:pr@iliauni.edu.ge (name,surname,title and contact info).

Brief History of the Universe
2014-01-13 00:00
On Monday, January 13, 15:00, Ilia State University will host a colloquium in the field of Physics and Astronomy titled “Brief History of the Universe: From the Past to the Distant Future”.
Venue: Ilia State University Hall G106
The report will discuss the history of the world from the birth of the universe up to now and in the distant future. We will discuss the modern astronomical observations, allowing us to reconstruct the image of the early universe and foresee the future of the world. The beginning of the world is one of the main indecipherable tasks of the modern cosmology and accordingly, the different approaches directed to solve this problem will be discussed at the meeting.
Speaker: Tinatin Kakhniashvili

Press Conference by the Research Centre for Georgian Theatre
2014-01-10 00:00
On January 13, 13:00, ISU Bookstore “Ligamus” will host a press conference of the Research Centre for Contemporary Georgian Theatre, dedicated to the results of the Georgian theatre statistical research 2013. The study is based on the data derived from 37 working theatres (Tbilisi, independent, regional) in Georgia.
The press conference will reveal the successful theatres in the following categories:

Premiere-distinguished Theatres;
Theatres distinguished by International tours;
Theatres distinguished by domestic tours;
The best host theatres;
Modern Georgian playwright whose plays are frequently staged;
Active theatres;
Theatres distinguished by audience turnout;
The most productive directors, theater designers, actors of 2013;

The research is prepared according to the quantitative indicators only and does not reflect the quality of the performances and roles performed by actors.
The press conference will be attended by Lasha Chkhartishvili, Head of the Research Centre for Contemporary Georgian Theatre, Nikoloz Tsulukidze, Head of the Georgian Theatre Critics Union, Irina Gogoberidze, Director of the Georgian Section of International Theatre Critics Association, and Maka Vasadze, President of the Union “Culture”.
See the research results and full data on the web portal – www.georgiantheatre.ge
Important Theatrical Events 2013
The year 2013 was marked as significant, successful, and a year of great changes for the Georgian Theater. The theatres started the functioning in line with the new “Law on Professional Theatres”. In 2013, new artistic directors were appointed in the fifty theatres. The Ministry of Culture started the working on the creation of the cultural policy conception. During 2013, more than 200 new plays were performed in 48 state and private theatres, which is 46% higher to the last year’s outcomes.
According to the Research Centre for Contemporary Georgian Theatre, the important theatrical events are the Tbilisi International Festival of Theatre, re-establishment of Mikheil Tumanishvili International Art Festival “The Gift”, the awarding ceremony of Drama Festival “Duruji”, the opening of new theatrical spaces – “New Stage Theatre” and “Theatre Factory.
The Georgian theatre gained a great success on the international arena in 2013. More than 10 theatres have been on tour abroad and the most notable is the European tour of Marjanishvili Theatre, with play “As You like It” by Levan Tsuladze. The performance was presented for the second time at the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre within the festival “World Globe”.
The important event was the international success of Tbilisi A. Griboedov Russian State Drama Theatre. The play “The Story of a Horse” by Avtandil Varsimashvili became the Grand Prix winner of International Slavic Culture “Golden Knight Art Festival”. Griboedov Theatre was awarded the prize “Theatrical Star” in the nomination “The Best Russian Theater Abroad”.
The following plays gained a particular approval in 2013: “The Trojan Women” (Royal District Theatre, Director Data Tavadze), “The Gronholm Method” (Marjanishvili Theatre, Director Temur Chkhaidze), “The Winter’s Tale” (Young Spectators’ State Theatre, Director Data Tavadze), “Callas” (theatre “The Factory”, Director Robert Sturua), “Tartuffe” (Marjanishvili Theatre, Director Levan Tsuladze).
During 2013, the Young Spectators’ State Theatre, the theatres of Poti, Batumi, and ISU Theatre were under the construction. Since the New Year, the theatres have performed the premieres in the newly-reconstructed buildings.
The Georgian Theatre has suffered a significant loss in 2013. The Actors Otar Megvinetukhutsesi, Guram Sagaradze, Rezo Tavartkiladze, Directors Giga Lortkipanidze and Levan Mirtskhulava, Scenographer Temur Ninua and Theatre Scientist Natela Urushadze died.
For more information please contact: 577 904041

Public Lecture by Malkhaz Toria
2014-01-09 00:00
Mr. Malkhaz Toria, Assistant Professor at ISU School of Arts and Sciences, will deliver a public lecture on “The Soviet Occupation in 1921 and the August War of 2008 – the Historical Analogy as a Memory Project”.
The public lecture will take place on January 16, 18:00, Room – A 101 (Venue: Chavchavadze Ave.32, first floor).
Attendance is free.

Lecture-Seminar by Gia Dvali at ISU
2013-12-26 00:00
On December 30, 15:00, ISU will host a lecture/seminar on “Quantum Physics of Black Holes and Cosmology” by Prof. Gia Dvali.
Venue: ISU Hall G106.

Importance of Constitution for Democracy Development
2013-12-26 00:00
On Thursday, December 26, 18:30, the 3rd lecture on “The Importance of Constitution for Democracy Development” will be held within the framework of the lecture program “Constitution and Democracy” designed by ISU Center for Constitutional Studies.
The lecture will be delivered by ISU Professor Ghia Nodia.
Venue: Ilia State University, room B 102, Chavchavadze Ave. 32.
Duration: 1 h. and 30 min.
Only pre-registered and selected participants will be able to attend.

The Best Georgian Novel
2013-12-25 13:18
On December 25, “The Best Georgian Novel 2012-2013” will be revealed during TV Imedi Talk Show “Dgis Show”.
The 30 Georgian novels and authors participated in the competition of 2013 and the best two novels will be named.
The special jury consisted of 11 members (6 professors and 5 students) was looking through the novels during a month. The members of the competition jury were confidential. They assessed the works individually on basis of the common evaluation scale.
We would like to remind you that “The Best Georgian Novel” is ISU annual literary competition, aims to stimulate and popularize the writing of Georgian novels. “The Best Georgian Novel” is being implemented since 2010. The prize-winner was Aka Morchiladze in 2010 and Zaza Burchuladze in 2011. In 2012, the contest was cancelled due to the lack of the submitted novels
