Georgian National University SEU

Georgian National University SEU is a private university in Tbilisi, Georgia, that was established in 2001 as a successor of the Tbilisi Institute of Asia and Africa. It is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in the country, with about 8,000 students and 500 academic staff. The university offers 22 accredited educational programs in undergraduate, graduate, and single-level degrees, covering various fields such as business, law, social sciences, tourism, and medicine. Some of the features of Georgian National University SEU are:

- It has a Department of International Relations that facilitates exchange programs, international projects, and lectures by foreign experts.
- It has a Training Center that provides short-term courses and professional development programs for students and the public.
- It has a Business and Technology Faculty that integrates business and technology education and supports entrepreneurship and innovation.
- It has a Law Faculty that cooperates with the Georgian Bar Association and the Supreme Court of Georgia and organizes moot court competitions and legal clinics.
- It has a Social Sciences Faculty that conducts research and publishes journals on topics such as education, psychology, sociology, and media.
- It has a Medicine Faculty that trains doctors and nurses and operates a modern medical simulation center.

Georgian National University SEU's tuition fees vary depending on the program and degree level. For example, the tuition fee for the six-year medicine program is $4,500 per year, while the tuition fee for the four-year business administration program is $2,500 per year. The admission process for international students requires a copy of the passport, a high school certificate or a bachelor's degree diploma, an application fee payment receipt, and a video interview. Georgian National University SEU has two intakes per year: fall and spring.