The University of Georgia

Tatia Mosidze
Invited Lecturer
Master
Department of Oriental Sciences
School of Arts and Humanities

Publications

- 2021

The shift to cyber power - 2024

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DEMOCRATIC VALUES Index 2025 - 2025

Courses

ORST1115-Geopolitics of ethnic and religious conflicts in the Near East ( 2025/2026; )

Schedule

Geopolitics of ethnic and religious conflicts in the Near East-ORST1115

Tatia Mosidze - the invited lecturer - leads the lecture course on the geopolitics of ethnic and religious conflicts in the Middle East. She holds a master's degree in international relations and a bachelor's degree in European studies from the Caucasus University. Tatia also studied at the Faculty of International Relations at the Tallinn University of Technology (Estonia). Currently, she is a doctoral candidate in international relations at the Caucasus University. Also, she is an invited lecturer at Caucasus University. She is a co-founder of the CASE Academy and a trainer/instructor of the anti-terrorism module. Tatia Mosidze currently works at the LEPL Information Technology Agency under the Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia, where she serves as Deputy Head of the Cybersecurity Department. Previously, she held the position of Deputy Head of the Policy and Strategic Development Department at the same Agency. She has also worked at the Ministry of Defence of Georgia. Besides she has several years of experience in international security research. She is the author of several publications and a successful participant of conferences and international courses.