Objectives of the project are to enhance teaching of European Studies, increase awareness on the EU and promote research in EU rules in the Autonomous republic of Adjara.According to the proposal, two additional courses will be taught to the students of the BSU each year. EU competition law and EU consumer law will be taught to the MA students specialized in Law, Economics, and MBA. At the end of each semester students’ conferences will be held on EU consumer law or on EU competition law. During the project in each semester the chair holder will deliver lectures at least at two schools located in Batumi. The target group is 10-12th graders. Each lecture will last for 3 hours, and the chair holder will provide information on the European Union and its competition and consumer rules. Two summer courses will be held on EU competition Law and EU consumer law during the project. They will be arranged for everyone who are interested in these rules, including people of different professions. Besides the university activities the project aims at providing summer trainings for the lawyers/advocates and civil servants active in Adjara in two summers. One international conference will be held at the end of the project and the book on EU competition law will be published. Each year average number of students benefiting from the new courses will be at least 40 students, while from the summer trainings will benefit at least 80 advocates/lawyers and civil servants in total, as well as average 30 participants will benefit from each summer course on EU competition law and EU consumer law. International conference will host at least 40 participants. All materials of lectures/trainings and the book will be online, so everyone can enjoy free access to them. Expected results of the project will be increased knowledge of young generation and lawyers and civil servants in EU rules. They will be closer to the EU and will pave the way for European integration.