On January 29, SEU hosted the closing ceremony for the Jean Monnet Module project, “The European Green Deal – Just Transition in Education.” The event was held in a roundtable format to present the project’s key outcomes and achievements. Experts involved in the project shared their opinions and evaluations. The discussion also covered the challenges faced during the project’s implementation.

As part of the Jean Monnet Module at SEU, an article titled “The Human Right to a Healthy Environment: Legal Principles and Practical Enforcement” was published in the internationally peer-reviewed journal European Energy and Environmental Law Review. This journal is indexed in Elsevier’s Scopus list of scientific journals, and its current CiteScore is 1.8. The article, authored by Prof. Ana Phirtskhalashvili and Prof. Irakli Samkharadze, addresses the right to a healthy environment and the associated legal and practical challenges. The authors discuss how environmental risks threaten other internationally and nationally protected rights, such as the right to life and health, as well as property rights.

On July 7–8, a certification course titled “European Green Deal – Legal Perspectives” was held at the Georgian National University SEU.  Over the course of two days, participants attended sessions led by Georgian and international experts, exploring the legal, economic, and governance-related aspects of the European Green Deal. The course included both theoretical sessions and practical assignments aimed at addressing real-life legal and policy challenges. At the end of the course, participants were divided into working groups to develop policy documents, which will be presented on July 23. The certificate course was held within the framework of the Jean Monnet Module “European Green Deal – Just Transition in Education”, funded by the European Union. The module aims to promote research, teaching and public awareness around the core components of the European Green Deal.

On July 23, the final session of the certificate course “The European Green Deal – Legal Perspectives” was held at Georgian National University SEU. Participants of the course presented the policy papers they had developed, covering topics such as biodiversity protection, environmental education, energy efficiency and environmental protection.

Within the framework of Jean Monnet’s module – “European Green Deal – Just Transition in Education”, Georgian National University SEU announces the selection of participants  for the upcoming certification course – “European Green Deal – Legal Perspectives”.

On July 26, the closing ceremony of the summer school “The European Green Deal – Legal Perspectives” was held at the Georgian National University SEU.

On July 22, the Georgian National University SEU hosted the opening ceremony of the summer school – “The European Green Deal- Legal Perspectives.”

“The European Green Deal – Just Transition in Education” is an EU-funded Jean Monnet module coordinated by the Georgian National University SEU. It aims to research, teach, and raise awareness about the main components of the EU Green Deal. The project also focuses on sharing European experiences related to green policy and promoting the development of relevant values in society.

On September 18,  Georgian National University SEU hosted a round table event. The event was part of the Erasmus + Jean Monnet competition winner project titled ‘European Green Deal – Just Transition in Education.

On January 12, 2023 a presentation of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet competition winner project – “European Green Deal – Just Transition in Education” was held at Georgian National University SEU.