Alumni 2004 Nesrin Aleskerova hbs scholarship holder 2004, Baku Ruslan Baramidze hbs Scholarship holder 2004, Batumi Aynur Bashirova hbs scholarship holder 2004, Baku Sopho Chachanidze hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Lasha Chkhartishvili hbs Scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Hayk Demoyan hbs Scholarship holder 2004, Yerevan Nata Gabinashvili hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Zarina Jafarova hbs scholarship holder 2004, Baku Nino Japaridze hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Manana Javakhishvili hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Natia Jokhadze hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Anush Khachatryan hbs scholarship holder 2004, Yerevan Tatevik Margaryan hbs scholarship holder 2004, Yerevan Ia Merkviladze hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Iva Mindadze hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Lilit Petrosyan hbs scholarship holder 2004, Yerevan Sergey Rumyantsev Baku Mariam Sekhniashvili hbs Scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Sofya Shesternenko hbs scholarship holder 2004, Yerevan Irina Sulkhanishvili hbs scholarship holder 2004, Tbilisi Arman Vermishyan hbs scholarship holder 2004, Yerevan Aysel Yusifzade hbs scholarship holder 2004, Baku Tigran Zakaryan hbs scholarship holder 2004, Yerevan Mikael Zolian What we do? About the Programme In 2003-2014, the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation (HBS) has run a yearly “on site” scholarship programme for 25 up-and-coming academics in the social sciences from all South Caucasian nations. Events 02 December Online discussion Thursday, 02. December 2021 Urban Transformations of Post-Socialist Cities: Experiences of Belgrade, Kyiv and Tbilisi Social Links Facebook YouTube flickr RSS Livestream
About the Programme In 2003-2014, the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation (HBS) has run a yearly “on site” scholarship programme for 25 up-and-coming academics in the social sciences from all South Caucasian nations.
