The problems of the education systems of Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova and Georgia for the recent transition period arequite similar. Although the problems are not academic in nature, they do have a negative impact on the outcomes andoutputs of the latter. The main difficulties refer to absence of economic sustainability in the new political, economic, andsocial paradigm. Yet another problem is the absence of market-oriented university management, the Soviet legacy former soviet countries are still fighting to overcome. As a result, there is a lack of practical experience in organization ofuniversity functioning under the given conditions. Therefore, adopting the EU experience will both bridge this gap andcreate comparability with the EU standards, former soviet countries are striving for.The broad objective of the project is to develop and implement a complex integrated information management systemat the universities of Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova and Georgia, based on European experience and on the PC Universitiesground. Specific objectives address adaptation to PCs’ conditions of EU experience and practices on design and use ofintegrated information management system, development of guidance on the principles and practices of constructionand effective use of integrated information management system. Moreover, it will address the design and integration ofnew software for university management on the base of information flows' analysis and existing University Managementsystems in Partner universities.The objectives will be met through forming a new style of managerial information flows; elaborating necessary software;creating the infrastructure; and teaching university administrators to use this infrastructure. Especially the modern styleof university management in EU is connected with use of new computer and managerial technologies.