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The University Of Georgia

Program name:	History (Georgian, World)
Study Level:	Undergraduate
Program leader:	Sanadze Manana Chikvaidze Tsira
Study language:	Georgian
Qualification:	Bachelor of History
Program capacity:	240
Program permission:	Admission criteria/ prerequisite (for the citizens of Georgia): The students are enrolled on the bachelor programs on the basis of the results of the national entrance exams or on the basis of the decree №224/ნ (December 29, 2011) of the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia, on the basis of the administrative registration and the decree of the Rector. Admission criteria/ prerequisites (for the foreign country citizens): Foreign entrants who completed secondary education abroad or got the education equivalent to it, or/and completed the last two years of secondary education abroad , or students, who lived abroad during last two or more years and studied abroad in higher educational institutions accredited in compliance with the legislation of the host country can be enrolled in the program without taking national entrance exams on the basis of the decree № 224 / ნ (December 29, 2011) of the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia. If the entrants don’t have English language Certificate FCE (First Certificate in English) the language competence (B2 – Intermediate ) is proved on the basis of the University exam in English with the minimal passing rate 60%.
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Learning outcomes:	Knowledge and understanding The undergraduate: Names and defines the major historical periods and events of the history of Georgia and world history, from ancient period to the present, on the basis of traditional approaches and latest research in the field; Identifies and recognizes the basics of Archaeology, Historical Geography, Anthropology, Ethnography, Numismatics, Paleography and Epigraphy, Heraldry, Sphragistics and their role in history reconstruction; Defines a diachronic framework of major historical periods (Ancient, Middle Ages, Modern and Contemporary) and the events of the past; Describes and explains changes on local-historical civilizations, as well as Georgia’s and world geopolitical maps in different epochs. Skills The undergraduate: Selects relevant evidence from the wide range of historical sources (“Kartlis Tskhovreba” (The Georgian Chronicles), The Conversion of K‘art‘li, Bill of Rights, W. Wilson’s “Fourteen Points”, etc.), and formulates questions and makes conclusions on the basis of comparison and critical analysis; Analyses the peculiarities of the existence of people (needs, interests, motivations, values, conditions of everyday life), technological progress as well as the features of social and economic relations among people, and makes reasoned conclusions; Reconstructs the picture of the different events and processes in the history of Georgia and world history: political, economic, socio-cultural, civil and human rights, on the basis of the critical understanding of the connection between the present and the past, using bibliographies, and gathering, shifting, selecting, organizing and synthesizing of large volumes of evidence; Applies branches of history and different historical research methods (qualitative, quantitate, historical-comparative, determinism, Kliometrika, etc.) while conducting research on the history of Georgia and world history; Applies information technologies to process, systematize and study historical materials; Interacts with specialists (historians) and non-specialists in written and oral forms using terminology relevant to the B2 level English; Presents research-paper results in written and oral forms in native and English languages, using general academic writing principals and the APA style selected by the university. Responsibility and autonomy The undergraduate Evaluates different values, ideas, and cultures of different countries and nations in different historical periods, as a part of world heritage.
Date of approval:	11-15-2007
Approval protocol number:	13
Date of program update:
Update protocol number:	52/18
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Program Core


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
ENGL2217	English language IV (B1/2)	6	1
KART1220	Academic Writing	6	1
ENGL3149	English Language V (B2/1)	6	2
ENGL3213	English Language VI (B2/2)	6	3
	Credits sum:	24

Compulsory specialty


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
ARCH1120	Introduction to Archaeology	6	1
HIST1119	Introduction to World History I	6	1
PALE2237	Basics of Georgian Numismatics, Paleography, Epigraphy and Diplomatics	6	1
HIST1128	West In anciete times	6	2
HIST1219	Introduction to The World History II	6	2
HIST1237	History of Georgia (from Prehistory till XVI C.)	6	2
ORST1210	History of The Middle East I (Ancient and Middle Periods)	6	2
HIST1228	The Middle Ages	6	3
HIST1247	Modern and Contemporary History of Georgia	6	3
HIST3240	History of Byzantium	6	3
ORST2110	History of The Middle East II (New and Contemporary Periods)	6	3
HIST2128	Modern History of European and American Countries	6	4
HIST3125	“Kartvelta Tskhovreba”: The Georgian Chronicles and History	6	4
HIST4128	Historical Research Methods	6	4
HIST2220	Geography and Historical Geography of Georgia and the Caucasus	6	5
HIST3128	Contemporary History of European and American Countries	6	5
ANTH3130	Basics of Cultural Anthropology	6	6
HIST4235	Internship in History	6	8
INFO4228	IT in History	6	8
	Credits sum:	114

Specialization Elective


Code	Subject	ECTS
HIST3126	Georgia–Iran Relations	6
HIST3127	Modern Political History During the Cold War	6
CULT3237	Legislative basis of cultural heritage	6
HIST2167	History of International Relations and Diplomacy in XVII - XXI cc	6
HIST3111	Relationships between Georgia and European Countries during Crusades	6
HIST4111	Holocaust and Genocide in the Visegrad Countries	6
HIST4120	Georgia and Russia	6
HIST4150	history of social and political institutions in Georgia	6
HIST4177	An Introduction to the History of Church of Georgia	6
HIST4250	Bachelor’s Thesis in History	12
KART1211	Public Speech and Presentation	6
	Credits sum:	72

Free credit


Code	Subject	ECTS
MATH1414	Analytical and Quantitative Reasoning	6
ENGL1147	English Language I (A1)	6
ENGL1247	English Language II (A2)	6
HEBR1140	Hebrew I (AI)	6
ARTS1110	History of World Art (General course)	6
CILS1140 A/1	Italian Language A/1 CILS	6
ENGL2147	English Language III (B1/1)	6
HEBR1141	HEBREW II (A2)	6
PHIL2130	History of Philosophic Thought	6
CILS140 A/2	Italian Language A/2 CILS	6
ARAB1140	Arabic Language I (A1)	6
BUSN1210	Basics of Business and Economics	6
CILS140 B/1	Italian language B/1 CILS	6
FRAN1147	French Language I (A1)	6
GERM1116	German Language A1/1	6
GREK2217	Old Greek language	6
ITAL1147	Italian Language I (A1)	6
KART3237	Old Georgian language	6
LATN2217	Latin Language	6
PERS1140	Persian Language I (A1)	6
SPAN1147	Spanish Language I (A1)	6
TURK1140	Turkish Language I (A1)	6
ARAB1240	Arabic Language II (A2)	6
ENGL1717	English Language for Academic Exams (TOEFL)	6
ENGL1718	English Language for Academic Exams (IELTS)	6
FRAN1247	French Language II (A2)	6
GERM1216	German Language A1/2	6
ITAL1247	Italian language II (A2)	6
PERS1240	Persian Language II (A2)	6
SPAN1247	Spanish language II (A2)	6
TURK1240	Turkish Language II (A2)	6
	Credits sum:	186

History of Georgia - concentration


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
HIST4187	Georgian Biographical and Hagiographic Works - as a Source for the History of Georgia	6	5
HIST4140	Foreign Sources of History of Georgia	6	6
	Credits sum:	12

World History - concentration


Code	Subject	ECTS	Semester
HIST2170	History of America	6	5
HIST3257	Historical Sources for Modern and Contemporary History	6	6
	Credits sum:	12

Matrix Of Privequisites

Evaluation system

Weekly review	36 point / 36%;
Research Paper	10 point/ 10%;
Midterm exams	24 point / 24%;
Final exam	30 point / 30%

Point	GPA	The university assessment	The general assessment in Georgia
97-100	4,00	A+	A	Excellent
94-96	3,75	A
91-93	3,50	A-
87-90	3,25	B+		Very good
84-86	3,00	B	B
81-83	2,75	B-
77-80	2,50	C+	C	good
74-76	2,25	C
71-73	2,00	C-
67-70	1,75	D+	D	Satisfactory
64-66	1,50	D
61-63	1,25	D-
51-60	1,00	E	E	Sufficient
Not passed
41-50		FX	FX	Insufficient
<40		F	F	Failed