All Universities in Georgia

How to compare universities in Georgia

Georgia has public universities (such as Tbilisi State Medical University, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University and Georgian Technical University) and private universities (such as Grigol Robakidze University, the University of Georgia and Georgian National University SEU). Both can offer good English-taught programs; what matters is the specific program.

What to check

  • Authorisation: the university and the program should be authorised by EQE.
  • Language: make sure the program is taught fully in English.
  • Tuition and intake: fees differ by university and program; ask for the current figures.
  • Location: most universities are in Tbilisi; others are in Batumi and Kutaisi, where living costs are often lower.
  • For medicine: clinical training arrangements and recognition in the country where you plan to practise.

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How to compare universities in Georgia

Which university is best for an international student?

There is no single best university for every applicant. The right choice depends on the program, current tuition, teaching language, academic entry requirements, city, facilities, and whether the qualification meets licensing or postgraduate requirements in the country where you plan to continue your career.

Are all listed universities officially authorized?

Authorization and program status can change. Before paying an application or tuition fee, confirm the institution and program through Georgia’s National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement and the university’s own official website.

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