Central University of Europe has been awarded the status of winner in the 2025 ERASMUS+ CBHE (Capacity Building in Higher Education) competition of the European Union within the framework of the project “Strengthening Research and Innovation Capacities in Georgian Higher Education Institutions” (ERIC-GE).
The project will be coordinated by the Institute Techinform of the Georgian Technical University, which, in collaboration with Georgian and European partner institutions, will facilitate the development and implementation of modern training courses and innovative academic programs.
For Central University of Europe, this achievement constitutes a significant milestone, offering a unique opportunity to enhance its research and educational potential, foster international collaboration, and design new academic programs aligned with European standards.
Within the framework of the ERIC-GE project, Central University of Europe will play an active role in the modernization of research management, the adoption of innovative approaches to higher education, and the strengthening of capacities among early-career researchers and students.
The project, financed by the European Union and scheduled to run over the next two years, brings together six Georgian and two European university