ISET students have won the latest "Fund Challenge" from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

This competition is held globally, and students from Economics Bachelor's programs across MCD-based universities in 32 countries took part.

This year's winners are Nino Maghradze and Elene Kachkachishvili, both students from ISET's Bachelor's program in Economics.

For ISET, success in the "Fund Challenge" has become a kind of tradition, as our students have now won this competition four years in a row.

The entire ISET team congratulates these students and wishes them many further achievements!

For the third year in a row, ISET BA economics students have won the prestigious “Fund Challenge” from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The student competition is held worldwide and involves students in economics undergraduate programs from 35 countries.

With ISET students having won the IMF competition for three consecutive years, we’re proud to note: "Our team is constantly committed to the professional development and success of students, and we are pleased with the results."

The award-winning project came from Nino Sarishvili and Meri Julakidze, fourth year students in ISET’s economics BA program. Within the competition, they presented an analysis of the Brazilian economy, as one of the competing countries.

As a result, the winners attended several events organized by the IMF and moreover were introduced to employment opportunities at the Fund.