Caucasus University

Caucasus University is a private, multidisciplinary university in Tbilisi, Georgia. Its development began with the Caucasus School of Business in 1998, and the university was established in 2004; it now offers programs across business, technology, medicine, architecture, law, social sciences and other fields.

Caucasus University’s main campus is at 1 Paata Saakadze Street, Tbilisi 0102, Georgia. Applicants should use the university’s current contact page for directions and office hours before visiting.

Caucasus University and Caucasus International University are separate higher education institutions in Tbilisi, Georgia. Caucasus University uses the CU name and the official cu.edu.ge website, so applicants should confirm the institution name and program before applying or making a payment.

Tuition at Caucasus University varies by program, degree level and academic year. International applicants should check the current English-language program brochure or their official offer for the applicable fee, currency and payment schedule before paying.

Requirements depend on the selected program and study level. The standard application record generally includes a passport, passport-size photo, academic transcript and diploma or school certificate, while a program may also require proof of English, an interview, examination or additional documents.

Choose a current Caucasus University program, submit the online application and upload the requested identity and academic documents. The admissions team reviews the file and then provides any fee request, additional assessment, recognition step and final admission decision through the application process.

Caucasus University lists English-taught options in fields including business administration, computer science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, international relations, psychology, economics, design, architecture, nursing, medicine and information technology management. The portfolio can change, so applicants should confirm the language and availability on the current program page.

Yes. Caucasus University’s current international program information lists an English-taught Medical Doctor program with a duration of six academic years; applicants should review the latest curriculum and admission conditions for their intake.

Caucasus University is authorized in Georgia and its academic programs are subject to the national accreditation system. Some programs also hold program-specific credentials, but recognition for employment, further study or professional licensing depends on the destination country and profession, so students should verify those rules before enrolling.

English-language requirements are program-specific rather than identical across all degrees. Some English-taught and mobility programs require B2-level English and may accept IELTS, TOEFL or equivalent evidence, while another assessment or exemption may apply; applicants should follow the requirement shown for their exact program.

Caucasus University operates fall and spring study periods, but degree-program deadlines are announced separately and can differ by program and applicant route. International students should use the current admission notice for their intended intake and apply early enough for document recognition and visa processing.

Caucasus University publishes institutional grants, academic awards and selected mobility funding opportunities, but eligibility differs by scheme and some awards are tied to Georgian entrance-exam results. International applicants should ask the university which scholarships are open to their nationality, program and intake before relying on funding.

Accommodation is not guaranteed with admission. Caucasus University’s International Relations team assists international students with finding an apartment, hostel or guest house, so students should request current options, prices and availability before arrival.

Transfer and academic mobility are possible when the applicant meets the applicable rules. Caucasus University reviews the official transcript and course records before deciding which credits can be recognized, so credit transfer is not automatic.

Caucasus University participates in Erasmus+ and bilateral exchanges and offers selected joint or double-degree programs with international partners. Current examples span business, computer science, cybersecurity, hospitality, logistics and other fields, but destinations and available places change by academic cycle.