Advantages
- Tuition fees and a cost of living potentially more affordable than in many Western European countries
- Programmes taught in English in some subjects
- Opportunities in medicine, business and technology
- A cultural blend of Europe and Asia
Points to consider
- There is currently no Georgian embassy in Tunisia
- It is essential to check the recognition of universities and the accreditation of professional programmes
- The choice of programmes in English varies depending on the subject and institution
- Georgian is useful in daily life and for accessing the local job market
- Career prospects and salaries may be more limited in some sectors
Admission tests
English (IELTS or the university's own test).
Calendar
Depends on the institution: our advisors will give you the calendar during your consultation.
Procedure
Direct application to the institutions, with support from our advisors.
Popular programmes
- Medicine in English (6-year programme)
- Business programmes
- Technology programmes
- Other English-taught programmes depending on the institution
Frequently asked questions
Will the medical degree be recognised in Tunisia?
This is the key question: check the equivalence conditions (duration, clinical training, any additional exams) before enrolling. A programme that looks cheaper on paper can end up costing more if equivalence requires extra training or exams.
How do I choose a reliable university?
Quality varies widely between institutions. Check the university's authorisation, the accreditation of the English-taught programme and the hospitals used for clinical training; we will advise you against a university if these guarantees are not in place.
What budget should I plan?
Tuition is generally a few thousand dollars per year, and living costs are generally under €600 per month. Calculate the total cost over 6 years, including flights and any equivalence exams.
Your plans to study in Georgia
An advisor will contact you for a free first guidance consultation.