The British University in Georgia (BUG) has announced the launch of the Student Project Grant Competition, aimed at empowering its students and promoting innovation. The competition encourages the development of innovative ideas and projects that align with its objectives, which include active citizenship and civic participation, Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic integration aspirations, environmental protection and urban development, and business skill development.
The competition is open exclusively to BUG students, who can apply individually or as a group. The university hopes to foster a culture of innovation and social responsibility among its students by providing financial support for projects that tackle real-world issues.
The competition is part of the university’s commitment to nurturing future leaders and transforming society. It is designed to adapt the British academic model to Georgia’s academic environment, with a focus on promoting academic excellence and social impact.
BUG encourages students to take advantage of this opportunity to showcase their creativity and leadership skills. By supporting projects that address the competition’s objectives, the university hopes to empower its students to become active citizens and make a positive impact on their communities.
The Student Project Grant Competition is just one of many initiatives undertaken by the British University in Georgia to promote academic excellence and social impact. The university remains committed to empowering its students and preparing them for leadership roles in their communities and beyond.