Admission requirements to study in Georgia

To study in Georgia (Europe), you will need to meet certain requirements, which vary depending on the level of study you are applying for. Undergraduate programs typically last for 4 years (except for Medicine, which is 6 years, and Dentistry, which is 5 years), Master’s programs last for 2 years, and Ph.D. courses last for 3 years. All programs are taught in English and students are not required to take IELTS, but a video interview is mandatory to verify the student’s English language proficiency.

For Undergraduate Admissions, the following documents are required:

• International Passport
• WAEC or NECO
• Video Interview (Schedule an Interview)
• Birth Certificate (for students under the age 18)
• Transcript (Only required when transferring from another University)

For Masters Admissions, the following documents are required:

• International Passport
• Bachelor Certificate
• Video Interview (Schedule an Interview)
• Transcript (Only required when transferring from another University)

For Ph.D. Admissions, the following documents are required:

• International Passport
• All School documents
• Video Interview (Schedule an Interview)

Ensure that all documents are properly scanned before uploading them to your admission dashboard