On June 24, the award ceremony for the high school students and schools participating in the KIU π-DAY MATH CONTEST mathematics competition was held at Kutaisi International University. As a result of the competition 5 winner students were revealed and awarded the diplomas and awards established by the University. The winner students also obtained funding to cover tuition and housing fees at KIU campus.
The award ceremony of the winner schools was held at the same event. Based on the total score of the students participating from each school, the winner schools were revealed and awarded the relevant diplomas.
The award ceremony was attended by the Rector of the University Alexander Tevzadze, Head of Mathematics and Computer Science Programs Ramaz Bochorishvili, school administration, professors and students.
“Today, the award ceremony for the competition dedicated to the International Mathematics Day is being held at Kutaisi International University. Pupils from private and public schools in Georgia and abroad participated in the competition. Tasks were compiled by our students. The students who have successfully completed the tasks are at the university today and we reward them,” - said Alexander Tevzadze, the Rector of Kutaisi International University.
Mathematics competition for senior pupils was held on March 14 at Kutaisi International University (KIU) to celebrate International Mathematics Day. 270 students from public and private schools in Georgia and Germany were registered to participate in the competition.
“This competition was held for the first time; it is noteworthy that many students participated in it. The competition is unique in that the tasks were compiled and corrected by our students. As you are aware, we have first-year students, and in the second semester of the first year, there are already students, who can solve a similar task. Importantly, the winner students will obtain funding to study at university and live on campus. In case of admission to KIU, they will have the opportunity to get involved in the project and be the authors and markers of the tasks themselves,” - said Ramaz Bochorishvili, Head of Mathematics and Computer Science Programs at KIU.
The winning students are:
Akaki Macharashvili - V. Komarov N199 Public School;
Sandro Gogaladze - V. Komarov N199 Public School;
Nikoloz Pankvelashvili - V. Komarov N199 Public School;
Alexander Oniani - V. Komarov N199 Public School;
Tamar Shonia - N41 Physics-Mathematics Public School.
After the award ceremony, KIU guests toured the campus. The tour was led by student-ambassadors of Kutaisi International University.
