Tuition Fees for Undergraduate Programs in Georgia
Tuition fees in Georgia are very affordable, much more so than other parts of Europe. The education quality, low tuition and reasonable cost of living makes Georgia one of the best choices for international medical students. Tuition fees for undergraduate programs in Georgia range from £2,800–£3,500 per year and Dentistry costs between £2,100 – £3,000 per annum. In most cases, tuition fees should be paid in two or three instalments and the amount has to be transferred to the medical institution’s bank account. As soon as university receives recognition of applicant’s education status acquired abroad, from NCEQE (National Centre for Educational Quality Enhancement – Georgia), university will issue the enrolment document and student is registered for appropriate program.
| Medical University | Tuition Fees per undergraduate program () | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Medicine | Dentistry | ||
| Caucasus | 5,000 | 4,200 | |
| New Vision University* | 4560(1st year: 6,070) | – | |
| Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University | 5,000 | – | |
*Students who attend the New Vision University in Tbilisi will have to pay the full tuition fee in first year, but will receive a 25% discount in each of the following years if they pass all their subjects.
Tuition Fees for Postgraduate Programs in Georgia
Fees for postgraduate studies are in between £1700–£3300 annually. Programs are only offered in Georgian, so candidates are obliged to provide a Language Certificate to prove their understanding of the language. Candidates are also required to provide documentation as well as their qualifications to the Georgian Ministry of Education and Science.
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