From 8 to 20 April, within the framework of academic mobility, the assistant of the Department of Pathological Anatomy Muhammad Irfan delivered a course of lectures andconducted a series of practical exercises on the pathology of the central nervous system for students of 2 and 3 courses in Batumi International University, which is included in the directory of medical schools of the WHO (World Directory of Medical Schools). In addition, Muhammad Irfan was invited to a course of lectures on pathological anatomy and to one of the oldest universities in Georgia - Shota Rustaveli State University in Batumi. The work at the Department of Pathological Anatomy in the Medical University of Georgia allowed to receive invaluable experience, to get acquainted with the system of teaching and methodical work, to take part in all activities conducted by the University.Academic mobility is an opportunity for teachers to freely "move" from one institution to another in order to exchange experiences,use of new opportunities and inclusion with the common European educational values. For teachers it is a chance to acquire new knowledge necessary for further improvement of professional activity in their subject area, improve pedagogical skills. The importance of this kind of practice cannot be overemphasized.Currently, there is a tendency to form a single global educational space, which implies, first of all, the harmonization of educational approaches, standards, educational programs in universities around the world.Participation in academic mobility is a unique opportunity to acquire new knowledge in your specialty, to get acquainted with the conditions and features of organization of the higher education process, expand your views, visit new countries and make new friends!

   

  Associate Professor of the Department of Pathological Anatomy

   S.A.Mussabekova