Grigol Robakidze University

Grigol Robakidze University, also known as GRUNI, is a private university founded in 1992 and based in Tbilisi, Georgia. It offers programs in medicine, dentistry, nursing, computing, business, law, public administration, social sciences and related disciplines.

International tuition at Grigol Robakidze University varies by program, study level and academic year. Applicants should use the current fee shown on GRUNI’s official international admission portal and confirm the amount and currency in their admission documents before paying.

The university’s official contact page lists its Tbilisi location on David Aghmashenebeli Alley, 13th kilometre. Because university documents may list different facilities, students should confirm the destination and building before visiting.

International students apply through GRUNI’s official online enrollment form. The process includes application review, an interview or entrance assessment when required, preliminary approval, document recognition and enrollment, followed by tuition payment and arrival or visa instructions.

The usual first-year application includes a passport, school-leaving certificate and evidence of English proficiency or English-medium study. Transfer applicants must also provide an official university transcript, and the admissions team may request translations, certification or other program-specific documents.

GRUNI’s current international portfolio includes English-taught options such as Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science and Digital Marketing, with additional business-related programs. Applicants should confirm that their chosen intake and degree level are currently offered in English.

Grigol Robakidze University’s English-taught Medical Doctor program is a six-year, one-cycle program. Students should review the current curriculum, clinical requirements and graduation conditions before enrolling.

GRUNI is authorized in Georgia, and its medical program is subject to Georgia’s national accreditation system. A Georgian medical degree does not create automatic licensing in every country, so students must check the recognition, examination and registration rules of the country where they intend to practise.

GRUNI states that medical students develop clinical reasoning and practical skills at Pineo Medical Ecosystem, its university-owned multifunctional hospital. Training also includes simulation-based education and later clinical modules and rotations.

Applicants are asked for an international English certificate or evidence that their previous education was taught in English. When suitable proof is unavailable or the program requires it, GRUNI may use its own English test or another admissions assessment; the exact requirement should be confirmed for the chosen program.

GRUNI does not use one permanent deadline for every international program and intake. Applicants should follow the current date shown by the official admissions portal and apply early because document translation, recognition, enrollment and visa preparation can take additional time.

Scholarships and payment arrangements are not guaranteed for every international applicant. Any award, discount or installment plan should be confirmed in writing with GRUNI’s admissions or finance office for the specific program and intake.

Transfer students may apply and must provide an official university transcript in English. GRUNI evaluates prior courses and clinical study against its MD curriculum before deciding admission level and recognized credits, so placement is not automatic.

The current approved university profile does not promise accommodation with admission. International students should ask GRUNI for its latest housing guidance, available partner options and expected costs before making travel plans.

GRUNI’s international enrollment process includes an official invitation letter after the required enrollment steps are completed. Students who need a visa must then apply for the appropriate D3 study visa and remain responsible for meeting the Georgian authorities’ requirements.