Discover Caribbean Excellence in Higher Education
Tbilisi
Georgian
+995
Georgian Lari (GEL)
Approximately 3.8 million
$2,500 per year*
$5,000 per year*
September & February
Georgia offers exceptional value for international education at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, combining affordable tuition with globally recognized degrees. Known for its warm hospitality and easy visa processes, Georgia provides English-taught programs in a culturally rich environment. Students enjoy low living costs, beautiful landscapes, and access to quality education in medicine, engineering, business, and technology fields with strong international connections.
Study at internationally recognized universities with tuition fees starting from just $2,500 annually
Most universities accept students without IELTS/TOEFL requirements through simple English interviews
Experience the unique blend of European and Asian cultures in a country bridging two continents
Simplified visa processes with 94 countries enjoying visa-free entry for up to one year
World-class medical and dental programs recognized by WHO, MCI, and international medical boards
Study in one of the world's top economic reformers with excellent post-graduation opportunities
Eligibility Criteria
Required Documents
Visa Requirements
Undergraduate Annual Tuition
Postgraduate Annual Tuition
Annual Living Expenses
Accommodation (per semester)
Please note: All information is compiled from various educational sources and current data. Costs and requirements may vary by institution and program. Kindly refer to official university websites and government portals for the most accurate and up-to-date details.
Where Medical Dreams Become Reality
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International students studying abroad can access a range of scholarship and financial aid options, including:
Merit-Based Scholarships
Awarded based on academic excellence, leadership, or extracurricular achievements. Many universities offer partial to full tuition waivers.
Need-Based Financial Aid
For students demonstrating financial need. May include tuition discounts, living stipends, or installment payment plans.
Government Scholarships
Select countries offer scholarships for international students through government-funded programs or bilateral agreements.
University-Specific Grants
Individual institutions often provide scholarships or assistantships for outstanding international applicants.
International Programs
Students may qualify for global initiatives like:
Erasmus+ (for European programs)
Stipendium Hungaricum (Hungary)
Commonwealth Scholarships
DAAD (Germany)
Fulbright Program (for study in the US)
Work-Study Opportunities
Many countries allow students to work part-time during their studies to support living expenses.
đź’ˇ Tip: Always check the official university website or embassy portals for up-to-date scholarship deadlines and eligibility criteria.
