Medical Universities in Georgia

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Why Choose Georgian Medical Universities?

Georgia is home to many of the most highly regarded medical schools in Europe, offering degrees with international accreditation so all qualifications are recognised around the world.
Every single year, students from all parts of the world including the UK, France, and India choose to study medicine in Georgian universities.
All available programmes have been listed as highly rated in directories of medical schools from around the world.
Choosing a career in medicine is a really rewarding one as you know you are making a difference to people’s health every day and it is of course very well paid.

+What do the programmes cost?

Below is the list of costs for the medicine and dentistry programmes at Georgian medical universities:

Medical University	Programme (English)	Enrollment	Tuition Fees per Year (£)
New Vision University	Medicine	September	4,000 – 5,300 for Medicine
Caucasus International University	Medicine / Dentistry	October & March	£3,500 for Medicine £3,000 for Dentistry
Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University	Medicine	October & March	£3,500

The medicine course lasts for a period of 6 years and the dentistry course is 5 years long.
Students in both programmes will have the opportunity to continue at their chosen university with a selection of post graduate and doctoral studies available.

+How are the courses taught?

The teaching practices at Georgian medical universities are extremely modern and focus on a range of task-based and innovative teaching techniques with a unique approach to learning.
There is a good mix of non-clinical and clinical materials covered in lectures and seminars and also a strong focus on independent research assignments and laboratory work.
All Georgian medical universities are affiliated with hospitals and clinics throughout the country.
The libraries are comprehensive at all universities and contain thousands of scientific volumes, putting them amongst the largest in the world.
The professors and scientists are of international calibre across the universities.

+Am I eligible?

Both EU and non-EU students can apply for the medicine and dentistry programmes at Georgian medical universities.
However, if English is not your mother tongue, you are required to submit an internationally recognised cert as required by the universities.
There is also the option to do a course to improve your English at a cost of £1,000.

+Will funding be available?

Study Medicine Europe does not offer a loan service; however, we are always on the lookout for new funding options for university students in Georgia.
To learn more about student loans in Georgia, please contact one of our representatives. Our team will update you with all the latest developments changes regarding Georgian student loans.

+What deadlines should I be aware of?

For students who do not require a visa from EU and non-EU countries, the deadline is the start of the previous month for each intake.
Candidates who need a visa will need to submit an application a month prior to the deadlines to ensure the visa is processed in time.

+Timetable

The academic year takes place over two semesters and requires students to partake in training practice in years two, three, and four of their studies.
The timetable will be structured as follows:

	From	To
Winter Semester
Teaching Period	Early October	Late December
Vacation time	Late December	End December
Exams	Early January	Late January
First retake examination	Early February	Mid February
Spring Semester
Teaching Period	Early March	Early May
Vacation time	Early May	Mid May
Exams	Early June	Mid-June
First retake examination	Mid-June	Late June
Summer Vacation / Summer Training Practice
Medicine students	July	August
Dentistry students	August	September
Second retake examination	Early September	Mid September