Tbilisi State Medical University

Yes, a major number of programs are taught in English. Though the university launched Russian medium programs in 2012, but increasing number of international students led the university to add more English-based programs. 

TSMU offers various student organisations such as Students' Club of Simuations established by department of clinical skills to help students strengthen their clinical skills; Scientific Society, established to strengthen students' scientific research skills; GAFE, to achieve equality among future leaders and many more.

TSMU graduates stand out in different industries like business, acting, sports, writing, politics, economics, law, journalism, music etc. Some of them are as follows:

• Sergo Zakariadze
• Yekaterina Mtsituridze
• Nika Gvaramia
• Levan Gachechiladze
• Guram Dochanashvili
• Giorgi Leonidze
• Davit Narmania

According to the unofficial sources, some of the top industries where Tbilisi State Medical University graduates are currently working in are mentioned below:

• Education
• Healthcare services
• Research
• Business development
• Information technology
• Sales
• Operations
• Media and Communication

Tbilisi State Medical University says that the students must pay tuition fee for the first year in full installment, however, from second year, the university allows the student pay in two installments, that is semester-wise.

Tbilisi State Medical University programs are usually moderately expensive. The cost of undergraduate and graduate programs is mentioned below.

Tbilisi State Medical University requires the following documents to be submitted by international students during the admission process. These are as follows:

• Valid copy of passport
• Academic transcripts
• English proficiency scores

The university has not mentioned any application fee on it's official website portal. However, some unofficial sources suggest it to be USD 500.

Tbilisi State Medical University has 90% acceptance rate which means 90 out of 100 students get accepted to the university. Apart from this, the university does not mention any minimum scores, therefore indicating a higher chance of getting the admission.

Yes, a major number of programs are taught in English. Though the university launched Russian medium programs in 2012, but increasing number of international students led the university to add more English-based programs.