EUROSTUDENT is a transnational scientific research project aimed at studying the social and economic situation of students in higher education across up to 30 European countries. The survey collects data on issues such as access to higher education, curriculum characteristics, budget and employment, income and expenses, living conditions, and international mobility.

Based on the EUROSTUDENT survey data, countries can better plan their policies and programs for social and economic support for both local and foreign students.

Georgia has been participating in the survey since 2014. This year, students enrolled in Bachelor's and Master's degree programs at higher education institutions will participate in the survey electronically, starting April 15. The 9th cycle of the study is led by the National Center for Educational Research.

In 2025, the National Center for Educational Research plans to hold a raffle to encourage student participation in the research. As part of the raffle, 15 technical students will be randomly selected from the research participants to receive a 500 GEL voucher.

Additional information about the EUROSTUDENT international study can be found on the website: https://www.eurostudent.eu/

For any questions, please contact the National Center for Educational Research at the following email address: eurostudent@ncer.gov.ge

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Avicenna - Batumi Medical University supports Eurostudent 2025 and its goals.

The university’s students will participate in the survey starting from April 15.