Study in Georgia

The admission route in Georgia depends on applicant status: graduates of Georgian schools normally use the Unified National Examinations, while foreign citizens or applicants educated abroad follow a separate official enrolment procedure.

Many programs are taught in Georgian, while universities also offer English-taught and, in some cases, Russian-taught programs. Verify the exact language and required evidence on the official program page.

Tuition varies by university, program, teaching language and applicant status. Always confirm the catalogue amount on the official page.

Housing and living costs vary by city and lifestyle; plan university accommodation, transport and insurance separately.

International applicants should verify current entry and residence conditions with Georgia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the relevant state service.