There’s no deadline for admission. There are two intakes in every Academic year (Spring Intake, Fall Intake)

Residents of the countries where English is a mother tongue are not required to present any certificate of English Language Proficiency. For other applicants, it is obligatory to present document which proves that an applicant passed English language B2 level or equivalent. If an applicant can’t present the document, the University will conduct English language examination.

1. English Program of Business Administration (BBA)
2. English Master Program of Business Administration (MBA)
3. English Program of Engineering (IT/Computer Science)
4. Nursing for International Students
5. Dental Program in English
6. English program of Pharmacy
7. International Business Law
8. English Program of Medical Education
9. Education Administration (MA)

If a student has a study visa, he/she is able to acquire residence permit. For details, a student must address the Public Service Development Center of the Justice House and receive information about the required documents: http://psh.gov.ge/index.php?lang_id=ENG&sec_id=378. In order to get Residence Permit, a student must submit his/her application via My UG and request the document on student status which will be prepared by the Office of International Students and International Relations within 2 working days. Prepared document will be available at the front office of the International Students and International Relations Office.

1. Copy of the passport;
2. High School Certificate or BA degree Diploma (for Masters)Documents should be notaraized & legalized
3. Application fee of the University(pay through admission agent)
4. Video Interview (Contact us for sample)
5. Moi(medium of instruction)
6. Birth certificate

The University’s consent comes within 5 working days. While the documents Translation, notarization, recognition and enrollment procedures take approximately 2 – 6 weeks depending on the university and program the applicant is applying to Ug

Currently, there are No full Scholarship offers for foreign students from the Georgian government.

Some Universities in Georgia offer partial scholarships for International students ranging from 25% discount on total tuition fees upwards. These scholarship are only available to students who do well academically.

Yes! You can study and work as long as your work does not interfere with your academics. However, We recommend that students have a financial plan that is not dependent on them finding a job in Georgia

The Average cost of utility bills in Georgia for a 1 bedroom or 2 bedroom apartment during the warm season is $50 (120Gel) per month. And $100 (220Gel) per month in Winter.

• Optic Internet 20MB- 30Gel (Same in Winter)
• Water, Light and Sanitation – 40 Gel (Same in Winter
• Gas – 30Gel (130Gel in Winter)

Yes! Georgia is a safe country. Georgia ranks fifth (5th) among 125 countries in the 2018 Crime Index by Numbeo. Since 2015, Georgia has been among the top 7 country in the Crime Index Statistics. Following countries like: Qatar, Singapore, Taiwan, Austria, United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong.

Georgian is the official language of Georgia. Georgian is a Kartvelian language spoken by Georgians and it is written in its own writing system, the Georgian script.

However it is easy to find locals who speak Russian language (especially the older generation) and English language (among the younger generation).

Georgia is part of the European continent. In 2011 Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili expressed a desire for Georgia to become a member state of the European Union (EU).