As part of the Innovative TeSaU program, a Fulbright grantee conducted a course of lectures for TeSaU students on the concepts and practices of Design Thinking.

Sharon Scannell taught students from various faculties the steps of Design Thinking for 6 weeks.

The course participants actively worked on the problems they faced, and based on interviews with other students, they identified important problems for students living outside of Telavi, including transportation and housing issues.

The course participants discussed possible ways to solve the identified problems and developed practical recommendations.

Upon successful completion of the course, students were awarded certificates and university-sponsored Bus Passes for free use of public transportation during the spring semester.