As part of Tbilisi State University’s Open Door Day, Prof. Dr. Salome Dundua, Dean of the Faculty and JoPScip Academic Coordinator, together with Associate Prof. Zviad Abashidze, introduced the Joint MA in Political Science – Integration and Governance (JoPScip) to prospective students. The session provided an overview of the program’s academic structure, admission requirements, international mobility opportunities, and career pathways, offering attendees valuable insights into the benefits of pursuing an international joint degree.
Presentation Highlights
- Program vision, objectives, and learning outcomes
- Curriculum structure, modules, and specialization opportunities
- Admission process, eligibility criteria, and application timeline
- International mobility and study opportunities across consortium partner universities
- Career prospects in public administration, diplomacy, international organizations, civil society, research, and policy analysis
- Student support services and academic guidance throughout the program
Impact & Outcomes
The event successfully raised awareness of JoPScip among prospective students and strengthened its visibility within the TSU academic community. Participants gained a clear understanding of the program’s international character, academic advantages, and career opportunities, while direct engagement with faculty members encouraged interest in joining the first cohort of this innovative European joint master’s program.