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The University Of Georgia
Program name: Innovative Leadership
Study Level: Undergraduate
Program leader: George Chkhikvadze
Study language: Georgian
Qualification: Bachelor of Liberal Arts
Program capacity: 180
Program permission: Students are enrolled in the program based on the results of the Unified National Exams or in accordance with the Order of the Minister of Education and Science of Georgia No. 224/N (December 29, 2011), administrative registration and the order of the Rector. The minimum English language proficiency is set at 93%.
Program goals:

The goal of the program is to provide graduates with holistic knowledge encompassing technological, social, and humanities disciplines, as well as to develop creative, innovative, and entrepreneurial competencies that will enable them to:

  • adapt effectively to rapidly changing environments, successfully navigate contemporary challenges, and achieve personal and professional self-realization;
  • continuously develop and recalibrate their knowledge and skills throughout their lifetime in accordance with emerging challenges and labour market demands;
  • generate, develop, and implement startup ideas and entrepreneurial initiatives;
  • demonstrate creative and innovative approaches and act as initiators and agents of change.
Methods for Attaining Learning Outcomes:
  • Lectures and Seminars
  • Explanatory Method
  • Demonstration Method
  • Interactive Lectures
  • Discussion and Debates
  • Teamwork
  • Case Study and Analysis
  • Problem-Based Learning
  • Student-Centred Learning
  • Project-Based Learning
  • Literature Review
  • Writing Method
  • Work Process Simulation
  • Practical Classes
Learning outcomes:
Knowledge and understanding
    • Explains important events in world history, literature, art and culture and their impact on modern society;
    • Explains the fundamental principles of economics, management and business, as well as micro- and macroeconomic processes;
    • Analyzes the theories and practical applications of law, human rights and political systems;
    • Explains the importance of the basic theoretical principles of mathematics, physics and chemistry in real situations;
    • Explains the basics of molecular biology, biochemistry and microbiology and the importance of their application in modern science;
    • Explains the principles of using programming languages ​​(C++, Python) and data structures to solve technical problems;
    • Analyzes the principles of social psychology, cultural anthropology and political sociology, which contribute to a better understanding of social relations;
    • Explains the mechanisms of engineering, optimization and electronic systems for their practical application;
    • Names and explains the nature and essence of the Georgian literary language; its defining historical, social and cultural conditions;
    • Names and explains the issues of periodization of the Georgian literary language; the history of language normalization, methods and principles of establishing norms.

    • Skills
    • Uses rhetoric, critical thinking, and oratorical techniques for public speaking and academic communication; 
    • Performs software coding, operating systems management, and data analysis, which provides the development of technical skills.
    • Develops laboratory research skills, including in the areas of microbiology, biochemistry, and organic chemistry.
    • Apply mathematical and statistical methods to economic and technological problems.
    • Uses practical knowledge of engineering and biotechnology to develop innovative projects.
    • Develops the skills of analyzing social change and evaluating political processes, which contributes to the understanding of social and political events.
    • Develops the skills of cultural, scientific, and academic research, which allows for interdisciplinary approaches to solving complex problems.
    • Processes and analyzes papers and terms written in different scientific languages/styles, independently researches the necessary material/information.

    • Responsibility and autonomy
    • Demonstrate adherence to ethical standards and principles in the decision-making process;
    • Independently identify and pursue their professional interests, recognize the characteristics and requirements of the learning process, and determine the need for continuing education at the subsequent level of study.
    • Date of approval: 01-01-1900
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    Program details:
    Teaching Process Characteristics:

    The program consists of 120 ECTS credits of core subjects and elective modules (60 ECTS). Elective modules are presented in three directions:

    • Social-humanitarian;
    • Technological;
    • Sciences.

    The student chooses one of the modules from the three elective directions and completes 60 ECTS credit courses within its framework.

    Socio-Humanitarian Block

    Code Subject ECTS Semester
    LAWB1135Introduction to Jurisprudence6 2
    ECON1290Principles of Microeconomics6 3
    ANTH3130Basics of Cultural Anthropology6 4
    ECON2190Principles of Macroeconomics6 4
    LAWB2290Human Rights6 4
    LAWB3190The doctrine of Crime6 5
    POLI3191Political Science6 5
    PSYC1489Fundamentals of social psychology6 5
    ECON31109History of the development of economic thought6 6
    LAWB3290Philosophy of Law and History of Legal Thought6 6

    Total ECTS to be taken:

    60

    Science Module

    Code Subject ECTS Semester
    MATH12909Linear algebra and analytic geometry6 2
    PHAG2115Inorganic and organic chemistry6 3
    EENG11049Mechanics6 4
    MATH21909Mathematical Analysis II6 4
    PHAG2110Biochemistry6 4
    BIOL2110Microbiology, virology and histology6 5
    EENG12059Electricity and magnetism6 5
    PHAG21309Molecular genetics6 5
    BIOL21109Fundamentals of Biotechnology and Bioengineering6 6
    EENG21089Thermodynamics, waves and optics6 6

    Total ECTS to be taken:

    60

    Technology Module

    Code Subject ECTS Semester
    MATH12909Linear algebra and analytic geometry6 2
    MATH21909Mathematical Analysis II6 3
    EENG11209Fundamentals of Electronic Engineering6 4
    INFO22229Operating system (Windows)6 4
    INFO42599Data structures and algorithms6 4
    INFO2527Microcontroller architecture and programming6 5
    INFO42522Data bases6 5
    PHYS3332Electricity and magnetism6 5
    EENG23233Software Engineering6 6
    EENG2526Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering6 6

    Total ECTS to be taken:

    60

    Program Core

    Code Subject ECTS Semester
    ENGL3213English Language VI (B2/2)6 1
    HIST1118Civilizations and Mankind Development6 1
    LITR2222Great Books I (Ancient Literature, Middle Ages)6 1
    MATH1190Mathematical Analysis I6 1
    STEM00222Ingenuity, entrepreneurship and technology6 1
    BUSN44339Economics, Business, Management6 2
    KART1515Special Course in the Official Language6 2
    LITR3333Great Books II (Renaissance, Enlightenment)6 2
    MATH2290Discrete mathematics and logic6 2
    ARTS1110History of World Art (General course)6 3
    INFO31399Programming language (Python)6 3
    LITR4444Great Books III (19th century)6 3
    STEM1009Great scientific experiments6 3
    LITR5555Great Books IV (20th century)6 4
    MGMT4220Project Management6 4
    PHIL3190Philosophy I6 5
    STEM0018AI in Everyday Life6 5
    MATH3190Probability theory and statistics6 6
    PHIL3290Philosophy II6 6
    LAEN4220Bachelor's project at UG Start-up Factory6 6

    Total ECTS to be taken:

    120









    Matrix Of Privequisites


    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



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