In this interview, Keti Khurtsilava, a law graduate of the Georgian University, currently the coordinator of the School of Humanities and Law recalls how she became interested in her profession, how she overcame difficulties and how responsible she is to be a lecturer.
In the material world, “Jurisprudence” is a book of secular-civil life rules, where there are answers to all questions. I wanted to study at a university that would be tailored to the students and give me a quality education.
My interest in jurisprudence arose at school when a civics teacher introduced us to a case study, then I realized how a fair environment is important in which the law is strict. While studying I faced a number of challenges but my lecturers encouraged me a lot. I was a little nervous when I heard about working at the university I am the coordinator of the School of Humanities and Law and I have constant contact with lecturers and students regarding subjects, syllabi, teaching materials, that makes me extremely happy. I try to have a friendly relationship with the students, I take their opinion into account as much as possible. I prefer my service to be appreciated by others.
Prepared by Nino Abramishvili
