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    Degree levelRecipients
    Bachelor’s4
    Master’s7

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Business and Economics1
    Computer Science and Data Science1
    Humanities1
    Social Sciences1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Academic scholarship at San Diego State University Georgia programme; Tbilisi State University1
    Entrance-examination-based financing at Akaki Tsereteli State University1
    Karen McKellin International Leader of Tomorrow Award1
    Knowledge Fund and Full State Scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Russo Chechelashvili — Canada, GeorgiaKaren McKellin International Leader of Tomorrow AwardUniversity of British Columbia; CanadaBachelor’s in Political Science
    Mariam Gugushvili — GeorgiaAcademic scholarship at San Diego State University Georgia programme; Tbilisi State UniversitySan Diego State University Georgia programme; Tbilisi State University; GeorgiaBachelor’s in Dual American/Georgian Computer Engineering bachelor’s
    Elene Veliashvili — GeorgiaEntrance-examination-based financing at Akaki Tsereteli State UniversityAkaki Tsereteli State University; GeorgiaBachelor’s in German Language and Literature
    Irma Matoshvili — GeorgiaKnowledge Fund and Full State ScholarshipFree University of Tbilisi; GeorgiaBachelor’s in BBA Marketing Management

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Russo Chechelashvili
    Bachelor’s in Political Science
    Karen McKellin International Leader of Tomorrow AwardFull tuition and additional expenses.
    Mariam Gugushvili
    Bachelor’s in Dual American/Georgian Computer Engineering bachelor’s
    Academic scholarship at San Diego State University Georgia programme; Tbilisi State UniversityFull scholarship; personal package components not supplied; Full undergraduate scholarship for the dual American/Georgian Computer Engineering degree.
    Elene Veliashvili
    Bachelor’s in German Language and Literature
    Entrance-examination-based financing at Akaki Tsereteli State UniversityUndergraduate study financed on the basis of entrance-examination results.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Russo Chechelashvili
    Bachelor’s in Political Science
    Karen McKellin International Leader of Tomorrow AwardIB Diploma at New School, International School of Georgia, in Tbilisi.
    Mariam Gugushvili
    Bachelor’s in Dual American/Georgian Computer Engineering bachelor’s
    Academic scholarship at San Diego State University Georgia programme; Tbilisi State UniversityComputer Engineering dual bachelor’s, SDSU Georgia/Tbilisi State University, GPA 3.6/4.0; database-development and data-engineering work.
    Elene Veliashvili
    Bachelor’s in German Language and Literature
    Entrance-examination-based financing at Akaki Tsereteli State UniversityGerman Language and Literature bachelor’s, Akaki Tsereteli State University; self-converted German-system grade of 1.0.
    Irma Matoshvili
    Bachelor’s in BBA Marketing Management
    Knowledge Fund and Full State ScholarshipBBA in Marketing Management, Free University of Tbilisi, GPA 3.3/4.0 and top 10%; hospitality, business-development, partnerships, Booking.com and UN Women consulting experience.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    TOEFL1/4TOEFL taken (Russo Chechelashvili)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    Georgian National Examinations1/4Georgian National Examinations taken (Mariam Gugushvili)
    Georgian University Entrance Examinations1/4Georgian University Entrance Examinations taken (Elene Veliashvili)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Bachelor’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Russo ChechelashviliBachelor’s in Political ScienceLater earned a Business Management master’s at Harvard University and became Founder and Director of Watershed Consortium in London.
    Mariam GugushviliBachelor’s in Dual American/Georgian Computer Engineering bachelor’sData-engineering work and later British Council-funded Cranfield Applied AI master’s
    Elene VeliashviliBachelor’s in German Language and LiteratureCompleted a German Literature master’s at Göttingen and later began Psychology study in Germany
    Irma MatoshviliBachelor’s in BBA Marketing ManagementCompleted an MSc in International Hospitality, Events and Tourism Management at Oxford Brookes University.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Business and Economics2
    Computer Science and Data Science1
    Humanities1
    Medicine and Health1
    Natural Sciences and Mathematics1
    Social Sciences1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Advisory Board Scholarship1
    BK21 Fellowship1
    British Council Women in STEM Scholarships1
    Chevening Scholarship with Bank of Georgia scholarship support1
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic Disciplines1
    Duke University 40% Tuition Scholarship1
    Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship1
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)1
    SI Scholarship for Global Professionals1
    Stipendium Hungaricum1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Mariam Tsindeliani — GeorgiaFulbright Foreign Student Scholarship; Duke University 40% Tuition ScholarshipDuke University; United StatesMaster’s in Medical Physics
    Levan Ratiani — GeorgiaGlobal Korea Scholarship; BK21 FellowshipKorea University; Korea; South KoreaMaster’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specialization
    Nino — GeorgiaSwedish Institute Scholarship for Global ProfessionalsLund University; SwedenMaster’s in LUMID — International Development and Management (reviewed program alias)
    Mariam Gugushvili — GeorgiaBritish Council Women in STEM ScholarshipsCranfield University; United KingdomMaster’s in Applied Artificial Intelligence master’s
    Mariam Gordeladze (Class of 2020) — GeorgiaStipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipCorvinus University of Budapest; HungaryMaster’s in Public Policy and Management (PUMA), Class of 2020
    Irma Matoshvili — GeorgiaAdvisory Board ScholarshipImperial College London; United KingdomMaster’s in MBA
    Elene Veliashvili — GeorgiaDAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesUniversity of Göttingen; GermanyMaster’s in German Literature (Neuere Deutsche Literatur)

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Mariam Tsindeliani
    Master’s in Medical Physics
    Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship; Duke University 40% Tuition ScholarshipApproximately US$123,000 per year for two years; tuition, airfare, insurance and application fees, with US$3,075 monthly living stipend; additional Duke 40% tuition scholarship.
    Levan Ratiani
    Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specialization
    Global Korea Scholarship; BK21 FellowshipGlobal Korea Scholarship ; BK 21 Fellowship — GKS covered tuition, monthly living support and health insurance; a separate BK 21 research fellowship supported the graduate studies
    Nino
    Master’s in LUMID — International Development and Management (reviewed program alias)
    Swedish Institute Scholarship for Global ProfessionalsSwedish Institute scholarship support for Lund studies.
    Mariam Gugushvili
    Master’s in Applied Artificial Intelligence master’s
    British Council Women in STEM ScholarshipsFull tuition, GBP1,400 monthly stipend, travel and visa expenses.
    Mariam Gordeladze
    Master’s in Public Policy and Management (PUMA), Class of 2020
    Stipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipFull tuition, monthly living allowance, accommodation support, medical insurance and public healthcare access
    Irma Matoshvili
    Master’s in MBA
    Advisory Board ScholarshipFull Advisory Board Scholarship for the Imperial MBA.
    Elene Veliashvili
    Master’s in German Literature (Neuere Deutsche Literatur)
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic Disciplines€850 monthly during her award, insurance contributions and€460 annual study allowance; travel allowance on application

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Mariam Tsindeliani
    Master’s in Medical Physics
    Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship; Duke University 40% Tuition ScholarshipPhysics bachelor’s and Biophysics master’s, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, both GPA 4.0; Medical Physicist at Todua Clinic with PET/CT, SPECT/CT, imaging optimisation and radiation-safety experience.
    Levan Ratiani
    Master’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specialization
    Global Korea Scholarship; BK21 FellowshipChemistry bachelor’s completed in Georgia; prior inorganic/materials/analytical chemistry foundation and undergraduate research projects/conferences
    Nino
    Master’s in LUMID — International Development and Management (reviewed program alias)
    Swedish Institute Scholarship for Global ProfessionalsEconomics/Finance bachelor and MBA; nearly decade of local/international NGO work with rural communities, youth, women, farmers and civil society.
    Mariam Gugushvili
    Master’s in Applied Artificial Intelligence master’s
    British Council Women in STEM ScholarshipsComputer Engineering dual bachelor’s, SDSU Georgia/Tbilisi State University, GPA 3.6/4.0; database-development and data-engineering work.
    Mariam Gordeladze
    Master’s in Public Policy and Management (PUMA), Class of 2020
    Stipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipPublic Governance bachelor’s at International Black Sea University, GPA 3.97/4.0
    Irma Matoshvili
    Master’s in MBA
    Advisory Board ScholarshipOxford Brookes MSc with distinction and top-0.5% standing; eight years in hospitality, business development, partnerships and growth, including Booking.com and UN Women consulting.
    Elene Veliashvili
    Master’s in German Literature (Neuere Deutsche Literatur)
    DAAD Study Scholarships — Master Studies for All Academic DisciplinesFour-year German Language/Literature bachelor’s; grades converted to German1.0

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    IELTS3/7IELTS taken (Levan Ratiani, Mariam Gugushvili, Nino)
    English tests optional, waived or not required1/7IELTS exemption accepted (Irma Matoshvili)
    English-language test exemption1/7English-language test exemption accepted (Elene Veliashvili)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    GRE1/7GRE taken (Irma Matoshvili)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Levan RatianiMaster’s in Inorganic Chemistry, Nanochemistry specializationAfter master’s continued nanomaterials/semiconductor research focusing on perovskite nanocrystals for optoelectronics
    Mariam GugushviliMaster’s in Applied Artificial Intelligence master’sAfter completing the master’s, returned to Georgia and continued working in data engineering.
    Irma MatoshviliMaster’s in International Hospitality, Events and Tourism ManagementBegan a full-time MBA at Imperial College London.
    Elene VeliashviliMaster’s in German Literature (Neuere Deutsche Literatur)Worked at Goethe-Institut Munich, completed clinic orientation internships and began a Psychology bachelor’s
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