MBS School of Business strengthens its international reach with a new academic partnership in Georgia

MBS School of Business recently welcomed Ramaz Kukuladze, President of Alte University, to its Montpellier campus — marking a significant milestone in the development of a promising academic cooperation between Georgia and Occitania.

A Strategic Partnership Rooted in Shared Academic Values

Alte University, a young and forward-looking private institution based in Georgia, has established itself as a key academic partner for MBS School of Business in the region. The visit of its President to the Montpellier campus was an opportunity to lay the groundwork for a structured and ambitious cooperation, built on a shared commitment to academic excellence and student mobility.

A Cross-Functional Team Committed to International Development

The meeting brought together key figures from MBS School of Business: Eric Le Deley, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs, Oussama Ammar, Dean for Programmes, Xavier Rajot, Director of International Academic Partnerships, and Bérengère Vauterin, Progression Partnerships Coordinator. Together, they engaged in constructive discussions to define the contours of this collaboration and the opportunities it will generate for students on both sides.

Building Bridges for the Next Generation of Global Students

At the heart of this partnership lies a clear ambition: broadening the horizons of internationally minded students. Through meaningful academic pathways between Georgia and Occitania, MBS School of Business reaffirms its commitment to global education — preparing students to thrive in an interconnected world and fostering cross-cultural understanding through transformative academic experiences.