The University of Georgia (Tbilisi) was established in 2004 under the name “Georgian University of Social Sciences.” Between 2005 and 2007, the university experienced significant growth and development. Master’s programs were added to the existing bachelor’s programs, and in 2010, the first cohort of doctoral students was admitted.
Notably, for the first time in the post-Soviet era, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) invested several million dollars in the development of the university’s environment.
Specialities
| Specialities | Last Update | |
|---|---|---|
| Medicine | 6000 USD | Bachelor |
| Dentistry | 5500 USD | Bachelor |
| Pharmacy | 4500 USD | Bachelor |
| Nursing | 3500 USD | Bachelor |
| Business Administration (BBA) | 4000 USD | Bachelor |
| Bachelor of Information Technology | 4000 USD | Bachelor |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science, I.T) | 4000 USD | Bachelor |
| English Philology | 3000 USD | Bachelor |
| Master of Business Administration (MBA) | 4000 USD | Master |
| Master of Education Administration | 3500 USD | Master |
| Master of Information Technology (I.T) | 4000 USD | Master |
| International Business Law | 3000 USD | Master |
| Security Studies | 4000 USD | Master |
| Global Governance | 4000 USD | Master |
University Application Steps
The application process for universities in Georgia can be summarized in 10 steps:
1. Application to the University:
The student fills out the application form and submits all necessary documents translated into Georgian and notarized.
2. Initial Acceptance:
The university reviews the submitted documents and schedules an online interview.
3. Personal Interview:
The interview is conducted online via Zoom or Skype and is recorded. During this interview, the university representative assesses the student’s language proficiency, which may exempt the student from taking a language test if their language skills are deemed sufficient.
4. English Language Test:
This step is not required for all students. If the student demonstrates strong language skills during the interview or has a language certificate, they may be exempt from the test.
5. Entrance Exam:
This exam is generally required for health and engineering-related programs to ensure the student has sufficient knowledge in fundamental subjects like biology, chemistry, and physics.
6. University Admission:
After successfully completing the interview and exams, the university will issue a decision regarding the student’s admission. The student will then need to obtain ministerial approval.
7. Ministerial Approval:
Here, the student or the registration officer submits all necessary documents for the secondary school certificate equivalency and pays the processing fee to the Education Quality Development Center to obtain the ministerial approval.
8. Accreditation of Admission:
After receiving the ministerial approval, the registration officer submits the approval letter along with the student’s documents to the university for accreditation and signature by the Dean of the faculty.
9. Invitation Letter:
Once the student is officially admitted, they can apply for a study invitation letter.
10. Student Visa:
After receiving the study invitation letter, the student is eligible to apply for a student visa at the nearest Georgian embassy or consulate.
University registration via Asarworld
01: we’ll receive all the required documents and make a pre-assessment to check if the papers meet the requirements.
02: we’ll receive the registration fee payment and translate all your papers to several copies for submission to various departments.
03: you’ll attend the interview and admission tests.
04: you’ll receive the primary acceptance letter and we’ll submit your papers to EQE center for qualification and recognition of your certificate to issue the ministry order
05: you’ll receive the offer letter and you’d be required to pay at least half semester fee; this fee is refundable in case your visa got rejected.
06: you’ll receive the invitation letter from the university and will be ready to apply for study visa.
