European University Georgia

European University, established in 2012, is a young higher education institution founded on European values. The university currently administers educational programmes at various levels of education. It encompasses five educational buildings and a state-of-the-art dormitory that accommodates 400 students.

The university boasts five faculties, each founded on principles of innovative instruction: Business and Technology; Law, Humanities and Social Sciences; Medicine; Dentistry; and Veterinary Medicine. European University operates its own multiprofile clinic, dental clinic, and comprehensive practical training facilities to support hands-on learning and clinical experience.

Several programs within the Faculties of Medicine, Dentistry, and Business and Technology are offered in both Georgian and English, with more English-language programs being gradually introduced in other faculties. European University aims to provide education aligned with international standards and focused on practical skills relevant to today’s job market.

The university collaborates with over 100 partner institutions across Europe, the US, Asia, and neighboring regions, supporting student exchange, joint research, and academic cooperation that contribute to a broader educational experience.