Alte University has won a grant under the EU’s Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Module to implement the project BRIDGE2EU: ECHR Standards as a Bridge to EU Law: CJEU Case-Law and Domestic Adjudication in Georgia.
The School of Law and Social Sciences at Alte University will implement the project from 2026 to 2029. The main goal of BRIDGE2EU is to enhance the teaching and research of EU law at Alte University, as well as to conduct an in-depth study of the case law of both the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
As part of BRIDGE2EU, three new courses will be developed for undergraduate and graduate programs, modern study and research materials will be created, and practical seminars, workshops, public lectures, and specialized training sessions will be organized for legal professionals.
Academic Team:
- Ketevan Tskhadadze - Project Lead, Professor, Dean of the School of Law and Social Sciences
- Nana Mchedlidze - Professor, Alte University
- Jeremy McBride - International Expert
- Nino Lobjanidze - Guest Lecturer
- Nino Mishidze - Guest Lecturer
The Jean Monnet Module is an Erasmus+ funding stream dedicated to enhancing teaching, research, and academic debate on EU-related topics across higher education institutions. The courses and study materials developed through this project will serve as a lasting academic resource for the university, supporting the long-term professional development of both students and legal practitioners.
