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Note on timing: the Fall semester deadline is listed as August 20 — that’s today. Worth double-checking directly with the admissions office (IR@CU.EDU.GE) whether it’s still open or already closed for this intake; if you miss it, the next deadline is October 20 for Spring semester (Feb–mid July).
Prepare your documents — CV/resume, a 3×4 photo, notarized copy of your passport, notarized copy of your diploma (high school, bachelor’s, or master’s, depending on the program level you’re applying to), and a language proficiency certificate (IELTS 6.0+ or TOEFL 78+). If you’re on a degree-mobility/exchange track, also get an admission letter from your home university.
Register online using the university’s application form, and email your scanned documents to IR@CU.EDU.GE. Processing typically takes 3–5 working days.
Complete a video interview with an admissions officer.
Pay the application fee (non-refundable, sent by bank transfer) once you pass the interview — this covers translation, notarization, and processing by Georgia’s National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement.
Wait for document recognition — the university translates your documents into Georgian, notarizes them, and submits them to the National Center. This step takes anywhere from 5 days to about a month.
Pay full tuition by bank transfer once your application is approved, to receive your official enrollment letter.
Apply for a student visa (if needed) at your home country’s Georgian Embassy or Consulate, using the enrollment/invitation letter and required documents.
Enroll and register for classes once you arrive, per the university’s instructions.
Register online using the university’s application form, and email your scanned documents to IR@CU.EDU.GE. Processing typically takes 3–5 working days.
Complete a video interview with an admissions officer.
Pay the application fee (non-refundable, sent by bank transfer) once you pass the interview — this covers translation, notarization, and processing by Georgia’s National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement.
Wait for document recognition — the university translates your documents into Georgian, notarizes them, and submits them to the National Center. This step takes anywhere from 5 days to about a month.
Pay full tuition by bank transfer once your application is approved, to receive your official enrollment letter.
Apply for a student visa (if needed) at your home country’s Georgian Embassy or Consulate, using the enrollment/invitation letter and required documents.
Enroll and register for classes once you arrive, per the university’s instructions.
