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Admission

Admission rules:
 
 

Admission to the first part of the Master’s Program in Law requires:

 

  • a Bachelor’s degree in Law or an equivalent academic degree. The right to study on the Master’s Program may also be granted to a graduate of a relevant Program of a foreign university, as well as to students holding a Bachelor’s academic degree in Law who are enrolled in Master’s Programs in Law in Georgia or abroad and are admitted through mobility procedures;
  • successful completion of the Unified Master’s Examination administered by the LEPL National Assessment and Examinations Centre;
  • submission of an international certificate confirming at least B2-level proficiency in English, such as IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 78, or another relevant certificate. In the absence of such a certificate, the University shall administer an internal written examination, which includes components assessing English-language comprehension and writing at B2 level, as well as tasks in general logical and quantitative reasoning. An applicant may be exempted from this examination if he/she holds a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree obtained abroad in the language of instruction of the Program, or on the basis of another circumstance determined by the internal regulations of the University;
  • successful completion of an examination and/or interview organized by Caucasus School of Law.

 

Admission to the second part of the Master’s Program in Law requires completion of Part I of the Program.

 

After completing the first part of the Program, a person is entitled to continue studies in the second 60-credit part of the Program without taking the Master’s examination, provided that no more than five years have passed since enrolment in the first part. After the expiry of this period, the person is required to take the Master’s examination in order to be admitted to the second 60-credit part of the Program.

 

After completing the first 60-credit part of the same Master’s educational Program of at least 120 credits at another higher education institution, a person is required to take the Master’s examination in order to be admitted to the second part of this Program.

 

For applicants wishing to obtain a CU grant, the following will be conducted:

 

  • an English-language examination;
  • an examination in the relevant specialization;
  • an interview with field specialists. The interview will be conducted by specialists in the relevant field. See the assessment criteria.

 

See examination samples:

 

 

Documents to be Submitted

 

  1. Identity document, passport, and a copy thereof;
  2. A certified copy of the diploma and diploma supplement confirming a Bachelor’s degree in Law or an equivalent academic degree;
  3. Contact details of one referee;
  4. Two photographs, size 3x4, in printed and digital format, on CD;
  5. A copy of the conscription certificate or military card, for applicants subject to military service;
  6. The original certificate confirming successful completion of the Unified Master’s Examination, issued by the National Assessment and Examinations Centre, where available, or a printout from the website of the National Assessment and Examinations Centre showing the scores obtained by the Master’s degree candidate in the Master’s examinations, www.naec.ge;
  7. A motivation letter concerning the applicant’s intention to study on the Program;
  8. Curriculum Vitae, CV, in Georgian;
  9. An international certificate confirming B2-level proficiency in English. In the absence of such a certificate, the University shall assess the applicant’s B2-level proficiency in English through an internal test. The relevant language competence shall be considered equivalent where the applicant submits a document confirming a Bachelor’s or Master’s academic degree obtained abroad, provided that the Program was completed in the relevant language of instruction;
  10. Form 1, concerning personal data, to be completed on site.

 

Dates

 

  • Deadline for submission of documents: September 2026, Room A2;
  • For applicants wishing to obtain a CU grant, the examination in the relevant specialization will be held in September 2026;
  • The English-language examination will be held in September 2026;
  • Interviews with candidates will be held in September 2026.

 

Payment Terms

 

Tuition fees are paid on a semester-by-semester basis, according to the number of credits taken.

In addition to a state grant, Master’s studies may also be financed through a CU grant, which covers 50% of the full Program fee.

 

There are two ways to qualify for a CU grant:

 

  • if you are, or will be, a graduate of a Bachelor’s Program at any university and have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.5 or higher;
  • if you obtain 65% or more of the maximum grant score in the Unified Master’s Examination.

 

If you meet either of these two conditions, you will be eligible to participate in the grant competition and obtain funding.

 

Annual tuition fee for the Master’s Program: [amount to be indicated]

 

  • If a graduate of Caucasus University does not have a GPA of 3.5 or higher, he/she will receive 10% funding for the full Program.