Georgia
Georgia is a favourite for English-taught medicine and dentistry: moderate fees, safe and welcoming cities, and degrees built on the European system.
Figures are approximate and change every year; we confirm exact details for your programme and passport.
Why Georgia?
- English-taught medicine on the European ECTS system
- Low tuition and living costs
- Direct admission without complex entrance exams at most universities
- Safe and welcoming for international students
General requirements
- High-school diploma (Bagrut/Tawjihi) and transcript
- Valid passport
- Passport-style photo
- English proof (IELTS/TOEFL) or the university's own test
- Interview or entrance test for some medical faculties
Visa & residence steps
Acceptance letter
We apply and receive the acceptance letter.
Ministry approval
The university registers your admission with Georgia's Ministry of Education.
Entry & visa
Depending on nationality you may enter visa-free or need a study visa (D3). We check this for your passport.
Residence permit
Apply for a student residence permit after enrolment.
Universities in Georgia
Illustrative city photoThe University of Georgia (UG)
A private university in Tbilisi founded in 2004 that grew quickly to offer bachelor's, master's and doctoral programmes. Its English-taught options include medicine, dentistry, nursing and business.
Illustrative city photoCaucasus University
A private university in Tbilisi established in 2004 as the successor to the Caucasus School of Business (1998), founded in partnership with Georgia State University in the US. Its schools cover business, law, media, technology, governance, tourism and healthcare.
Georgian Technical University
Georgia's largest public technical university, founded in 1922 as a polytechnic faculty. It focuses on engineering, architecture and information technology, with programmes in Georgian and some in English.
Start your application for Georgia