The European University In Tbilisi Georgia
- Affordable annual tuition fees: €5,050 for Medicine and about €4,100 for Dentistry
- The university has agreements with around 60 clinics and hospitals in Georgia, ensuring students get a high-quality experience
- The medical programme is recognised in the European Union, the UK, the USA, Canada, Australia, Asia and more
The European University was founded in 2011 and has quickly established itself as one of the top destinations for dentistry in Georgia and Europe. The medical school is located in the country’s capital – Tbilisi, which is one of the safest capitals in the world.
The Faculty of Medicine was created in 2014 after the university made significant investments in modernising its campus, getting high-tech teaching equipment, and hiring well-known experts to teach the next generation of healthcare professionals. The European University is also the first private university in Georgia, with a modern dorm located conveniently near the campus.
A notable feature of the European University is its extensive network of clinical partnerships. The university has established collaborations with approximately 70 clinics throughout Georgia, ensuring that students get ample hands-on experience through clinical training in real-world scenarios.
Additionally, the European University takes pride in owning a private dental clinic, EU Dent, and the Jo Ann University Hospital, a leading medical centre specialising in cardiology and cardiac surgery, which has been around for over 25 years. On average the university hospital takes in between 2,000 and 3,000 patients per year. It is Georgia’s pioneering hospital for newborn and paediatric heart surgery and gives students the opportunity to be involved in a clinical environment as early as their 1st semester.
For medicine and dentistry students alike, the European University in Georgia offers an unparalleled multicultural student experience. Students have access to the latest technological advancements and the chance to participate in clinical rotations within a highly specialised teaching environment.
Recognition and Accreditations
National Medical Commission (NMC)
World Health Organization (WHO)
World Federation for Medical Education (WFME)
Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG)
Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER)
Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)
Admission pricelist
For academic year 2024 / 2025
Important to know that all prices are calculated at currency rate 1$ = 90 Rubles
Official Fees Pricelist
2024 - 2025
» Application date : March to October every year
» Invitation letter : 2-3 weeks
Main steps :
» Step 1: Students must complete out an online application form along with the necessary paperwork.
» Step 2: As soon as the university receives the application, it issues an offer letter. Students can put their fees into the university's bank account.
» Step 3: After 30 days, the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia delivers an accreditation letter to the students. Subsequently, the institution receives a ministry order and sends the students an invitation letter.
» Step 4: After the above process is finished, the approval of a visa takes 30 days.
Accommodation Costs
Life as a Medical Student in Tbilisi, Georgia
Tbilisi is an old and intricate city to explore. It was created 1,300 years ago to serve as the new capital of the Iberian king, who needed a town that was easy to defend. Tbilisi’s location in the Caucasus mountains along the Mtkvari River was a purely defensive choice, but the consequences 13 centuries later are genuinely spectacular.
The capital stretches on both sides of the Mtkvari, which cools the air in the hot Georgian summers. Meanwhile, the roads wind around the hills of the Lower Caucasus, and each climb upwards rewards wanderers with the city’s glorious sights.
Tbilisi is rich in both beautiful natural landscapes and interesting man-made things to explore and see. The Old Town has architectural marvels like Orthodox cathedrals, public libraries, theatres, and the breathtaking Parliament. Bridges are another sight in Georgia, and young students flock to put love lock charms on them.
Local universities have about 35,000 students, and about 5,000 are international students. Each school has its international community, but there are city-wide clubs and groups with no affiliation limits for participants.
Naturally, the local nightlife is booming with so many young people. International DJs are a common sight in the local clubs, and fans of subtler delights can always find comfort in the local cuisine and the millennia-old wine tradition.
In their free time, students can enjoy a variety of leisure activities, including go-karting, mini golf, kayaking, escape rooms, and much more. During the cold parts of the year, you can go to the local ski resorts and enjoy some winter sports.The best part is that you don’t need to be worried about language barriers, since the majority of the local populace speaks English. Even in situations where someone is having trouble with communicating, there will always be someone to help and translate. This is especially useful when you start your clinical rotations in year 4, as the doctors you’ll be working with will be more than happy to translate for you if needed.
