Mobility Report

During the mobility period, he completed a paper for the 89th GTU Open Student Conference "The Impact of Soviet Mass Housing - A Comparative Analysis of Two Districts of Vilnius and Tbilisi"

This mobility was truly a special experience for me. From an academic point of view, studying was very engaging and interactive. We visited a hotel managed by one of our professors, went geocaching, and even had a mee�ng with a local wine business owner - all of which made the learning process more prac�cal and fun. Outside of classes, the Welcome Week organized by the university helped us a lot in setling in. We had a tour of Beja, learned a tradi�onal Portuguese dance, and took part in many interes�ng ac�vi�es. The local buddies were also incredibly suppor�ve and made adapta�on much easier. As students, we o�en shared stories and tradi�ons from our home countries. One special moment was when we visited a Georgian restaurant and talked about our culture and customs - it was a meaningful exchange. This experience taught me so much - both academically and personally - and I’m truly grateful for the opportunity. I became more independent, open-minded, and confident, made new friends, and explored some of the most beautiful cities in Portugal.