As part of the Joint Master’s Programme in Political Science: Integration and Governance (PoSIG), Dr. Makaradze delivered an engaging lecture and provided academic consultations for Master’s students on research design and MA thesis preparation.
The sessions focused on transforming academic interests into clear and researchable questions, identifying research problems, selecting appropriate research methodologies, and developing strong theoretical frameworks. Through interactive discussions, brainstorming activities, and practical exercises, students refined their thesis ideas and strengthened their research planning skills.
The active participation of our students reflected their strong commitment to conducting high-quality academic research and enhancing their analytical and academic writing competencies. The visit also provided an excellent opportunity for academic exchange, introducing contemporary approaches to research methodology and graduate supervision while further strengthening collaboration among partner universities within the PoSIG consortium.