• Pass the unified Postgraduate exams

• being a successful candidate at the interviews and procedures prescribed by the University

Interview with field specialists (see evaluation criteria)

Applicants for CU grant will be:

Exam in English language

Examination in specialization
Interview with specialists in the field
 

See Exam samples:

Private

Blood

public

1. ID or passport plus a copy;
2. A certified copy of the Bachelor or equivalent degree of Law and its attachments;
3. One recommendation from a law practitioner and/or person with an academic degree in law;
4. Two 3x4 photos (print plus digital version on CD)
5. A copy of conscription or of a military card
6. Original copy of certificate from the National Examinations Center for the passage of Magistrate exams (if available), or a printed out copy of Graduate Examination Score obtained by the master's candidate from the website of the National Examination Center (naec.ge).
7. Motivation letter.
8. CV (in Georgian).
9. International Certificate of English B2 proficiency. In the absence of a certificate, the university will provide an assessment of the B2 level in the aforementioned language through an internal test. Relevant linguistic competence shall be equal to the submission of a bachelor's or master's degree document obtained abroad by the applicant (if the program is in the given language);
10. Form 1 filled on-site (about personal information)
11. Online registration

There are two ways to obtain a CU grant:

• If you are / were a graduate of any university bachelor's program and have a bachelor's total weighted average (GPA) of 3.5 and above
  
  
• If you earn 65% or more of the maximum grant score on the Unified Master's Exam 

   

 If you meet both of these conditions, you will be able to apply for a grant and get funding.