Prerequisites for admission to the first part of the program:

• At least a bachelor's degree or an equivalent academic degree;
• Successful completion of the Unified Master's Examination;
• At least 2 years of work experience;
• Successful completion of the Caucasus University/Caucasus Business School master's admission test, which includes English reading comprehension and writing components at the B2 level, as well as general logical and quantitative reasoning questions;

• An applicant may be exempt from the English language component if they hold an international certificate confirming English language proficiency (TOEFL - 78; IELTS - 6.0);

• Successful interview with the Caucasus Business School master's admissions committee.

Required Documents:

• 2 letters of recommendation
• CV/resume
• Motivation letter
• Notarized copy of a bachelor's or equivalent degree diploma, or a certificate confirming degree conferral indicating the date and order number
• Copy of military registration document (for male applicants)
• Copy of ID document
• NAEC card
• 2 photos + CD
• Completed Form 1 (personal data)
• Online registration form 

Dates:

• Document submission: through September 2, 19:00, Room A2;
• CSB admission and grant testing: September 4-5, 2026;
• Applicant interviews with the CSB admissions committee: September 7-8, 2026.

CU Grant – 50% Tuition Funding

You can finance your master’s studies through the CU Grant, which covers 50% of the tuition fee.

There are two ways to become eligible for the CU Grant:

• If you are or will be a graduate of any bachelor’s degree program at any university and have a cumulative weighted GPA of 3.5 or higher;

• If you score 65% or more of the maximum total score on the Unified Master’s Examination.

If you meet either of these criteria, you will be eligible to participate in the grant competition and obtain 50% tuition funding.

Conditions for Maintaining the CU Grant

1+1 Master’s Programs

• To maintain the CU Grant, students must complete the first part of the program (Part 1) within one academic year.

• If students continue their studies in the second part of the program (Part 2), the grant will be maintained provided that they continue their studies without interruption and achieve a GPA of 3.8 or higher in Part 1.

• Students who did not receive the CU Grant during the first part of the program (Part 1) may become eligible for a 50% CU Grant in the second part (Part 2), provided that they complete Part 1 within one academic year and achieve a GPA of 3.8 or higher.