Student registration

See Georgia's universities side by side

The universities MoonRise enrols students in: founding year, public or private, leading fields and the official website. Pick your field and the ones that teach it light up.

Universities in Georgia
6
years of experience
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What do you want to study?

  1. European University of Georgia

    Medicine and dentistry in English

    • Private university
    • Tbilisi
    • Medicine
    • Dentistry
    • Veterinary medicine

    European University is one of Georgia’s most respected private universities, known above all for medicine and dentistry taught in English. It accepts transfer students from universities in Russia, Turkey, China and Armenia.

  2. University of Georgia

    Tbilisi’s most established university

    • Founded 2004
    • Private university
    • Tbilisi
    • Business
    • Law
    • Science & technology

    The University of Georgia (UG) is one of the largest and most respected private universities in Tbilisi, founded in 2004. With more than 8,000 students from 30 countries, it offers a multicultural, international campus.

  3. Caucasus University

    Georgia’s leading business university

    • Founded 2004
    • Private university
    • Tbilisi
    • Management & MBA
    • Law
    • IT

    Caucasus University (CU) was founded in 2004 and is one of Georgia’s leading universities for management, law and information technology. It runs joint programmes with respected European and American universities.

  4. Georgian Technical University

    The Caucasus’ engineering hub

    • Founded 1922
    • Public university
    • Tbilisi
    • Engineering
    • Architecture
    • Georgian language year

    Georgian Technical University (GTU), founded in 1922, is the oldest and largest technical university in the Caucasus. With more than a century behind it, this public university is the region’s centre for engineering, technology and agriculture.

  5. Caucasus International University

    A multicultural campus

    • Founded 1995
    • Private university
    • Tbilisi
    • Medicine
    • Dentistry
    • Law

    Caucasus International University (CIU), founded in 1995, is one of the oldest private universities in Georgia. With students from more than 20 countries, it offers a truly international place to study.

  6. New Vision University

    Specialists in medicine and dentistry

    • Founded 2013
    • Private university
    • Tbilisi
    • Medicine
    • Dentistry
    • Pharmacy

    New Vision University (NVU), founded in 2013, is one of Georgia’s newest and most modern private universities, known for medicine, dentistry and pharmacy. It works with leading Tbilisi hospitals, so medical students train in real clinical settings from their first year.

How registration works with Moonrise

  1. Choosing the right university

    • An introduction to Georgia’s accredited universities
    • Checking the admission requirements
    • Choosing a programme that fits your goals
  2. Fast admission and registration

    • Preparing your documents
    • Getting your university admission
    • Following the registration through to the end

Common questions about studying in Georgia

Are Georgian degrees recognised in other countries?

Yes. Under the Bologna Process and the ECTS credit system, degrees from Georgian universities are recognised in most European and American countries.

Do I need IELTS or TOEFL to study in Georgia?

For most English-taught programmes in Georgia you do not need an IELTS or TOEFL certificate, or even a language entrance test.

How much does it cost to study in Georgia?

Tuition in Georgia is far lower than in Europe or America. Depending on the university and the programme, it runs from 3,000 to 8,000 US dollars a year; medicine and dentistry are usually at the top of that range.

Can I work in Georgia or elsewhere after graduating?

Yes. Because the degrees are recognised internationally, graduates can work in Georgia and on the international job market.

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