Caucasus University

Caucasus University (CU)
Type: Private university in Tbilisi, Georgia.
Founded: 2004 (rooted in the earlier Caucasus School of Business from 1998).
Motto: “Studium Pretium Libertatis” (“Knowledge is a Prerequisite for Freedom”).
Campus: Urban, central Tbilisi location.
Authority: Authorized and accredited under Georgian national higher-education legislation.
CU is one of Georgia’s leading private institutions, offering multidisciplinary programs with a strong international orientation and global partnerships.

Internationalization & Partnerships

CU maintains an extensive global network:
300+ partner universities in 70+ countries, supporting exchange, dual-degree, and mobility programs.
Joint and double degree programs with American and European universities (e.g., cyber security, hospitality, business).

This network enhances both educational quality and international student opportunities.

Campus & Learning Environment

CU’s campuses combine historic architecture with modern facilities, including classrooms, labs, libraries, and student spaces.
The university emphasizes practice-oriented learning and career-relevant skills, with some programs incorporating industry engagement and research activities.

Strengths

Broad academic offerings with multilingual instruction options.
Strong international partnerships and mobility opportunities.
Recognized quality accreditations in several professional areas.
Participation in dual/double degree and exchange programs.