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Caucasus University

Caucasus University, established in 1998, offers high-quality education across multiple disciplines. It has partnerships with 207 universities globally and boasts a historic campus. With successful programs in tourism, law, and economics, CU emphasizes practical training, achieving notable accreditation, and expanding to a new campus in Batumi with innovative programs.

Caucasus University

Mission and Values

Caucasus University, established in 1998, offers high-quality education across multiple disciplines. It has partnerships with 207 universities globally and boasts a historic campus.

Academic Excellence

We are committed to fostering a culture of intellectual rigor and lifelong learning, empowering students and faculty to excel in their academic pursuits.

Integrity

Integrity is the foundation of all we do, guiding our actions with honesty, fairness, and transparency.

Innovation

We champion creativity and forward-thinking, leveraging technology and research to develop transformative solutions to global challenges.

Social Responsibility

We are dedicated to making a positive impact on society by addressing critical issues and promoting equity, sustainability, and inclusion.

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Caucasus University

Courses Offered

The Caucasus University Offers Dual Degree Courses:

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH RENNES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FRANCE

Rennes School of Business and Caucasus University have jointly launched Georgia’s first three-year Bachelor’s program in Business Administration, offering students the unique opportunity to earn a dual Bachelor’s degree in Management from both institutions. The program structure includes two years of study in Georgia, where students are taught by both local and international faculty, followed by a third year at Rennes School of Business in France. Conducted entirely in English, this 184 ECTS-credit program awards 64 of those credits during the final year in France. Students benefit from an internationally-focused education and must complete all courses in the first two years and provide proof of English proficiency (IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80, or equivalent) to proceed to the third year. This innovative program aims to provide students with a comprehensive educational experience across two countries.

Course Details

The Joint Undergraduate Program in Business Administration, offered in partnership with Rennes School of Business, comprises 184 ECTS credits and is designed to be completed over three years. Students accumulate 60 ECTS credits in both the first and second years and 64 ECTS credits in the third year. The curriculum includes courses in professional English, with French as an optional second language. To advance to the third year at Rennes School of Business, students must demonstrate English proficiency with a minimum IELTS score of 6.0, TOEFL score of 80, or an equivalent qualification. Additionally, they must successfully complete all required courses and earn the requisite ECTS credits in the first two years. The program culminates with students spending their third year at Rennes School of Business to complete their degree requirements.

Course Structure

Course Table

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course / Module	I Semester	II Semester	ECTS
1	CRFR 0001		French Language A1.0	5
2	CRFR 0002	CRFR 0001	French Language A1		5
3	CRFR 0003	CRFR 0002	French Language A2.0			5
4	CRFR 0004	CRFR 0003	French Language A2			5
5	CRMA 0001		Calculus	5
6	CRMA 0002	CRMA 0001	Linear Algebra		5
7	CREC 1110		Principles of Microeconomics	5
8	CREC 1210	CREC 1110	Principles of Macroeconomics		5
9	CRPE 0001		P1 Professional English Language	2.5
10	CRPE 0002	CRPE 0001	P2 Professional English Language		2.5
11	CRPE 0003	CRPE 0002	P3 Professional English Language			2.5
12	CRPE 0004	CRPE 0003	P4 Professional English Language			2.5
13	IS101E		Business Information Systems	5
14	CRAC 1110		Financial Accounting	5
15	CRAC 1210	CRAC 1110	Managerial Accounting		5
16	CRMK 1210		Basic Marketing	5
17	CRBC 1210		Business Communication	5
18	CRBL 2110		Legal Basis of Business Regulations			5

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course / Module	ECTS
19	CRST 2110	CRMA 0002	Business Statistics	5
20	CRCSR 2110		Corporate Social Responsibility	5
21	CRMG 2110		Organizational Behavior	5
22	CRMK 2110		Sales Management	5
23	MK202E	CRMK 1210; CREC 1210	International Business Management	5
24	CRFI 2210		Financial Statement Analysis	5
25	CRMG 2210	CRMG 2110	Human Resource Management	5
26	IS201E	IS101E	Information Systems and Web-based Operations	5

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course / Module	ECTS
27	HR301E	CRMG 2110	International Human Resource Management	4
28	NG302E		International Negotiation Skills	4
29	ST304E		Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management: Fundamentals	4
30	CR301E		Business Ethics	4
31	PM301E		Project Management	4
32	ST302E		Strategy	4
33	0LV2F2	CRFR 0004	French Language 1	3
34	0LV2F2	0LV2F2	French Language 2	3
35	TS301E		Bachelor’s Thesis	10

Course Table

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course / Module	ECTS
36	FI300E	CRMA 0002	Financial Mathematics	4
37	FI301E	CRAC 1110	Concepts of Corporate Finance	4
38	FI303E		Financial Analysis	4
39	FI302E		Financial Markets and Risk Management	4
40	FI304E		Banking Systems and Services	4
41	FI305E		Fundamentals of Auditing	4
42	MK303E	CRMK 1210	Omni Channel Management & Distribution	4
43	MK304E		Marketing Metrics (data analytics)	4
44	MK306E		Digital Marketing Strategy	4
45	MK307E		Business to Business Marketing	4
46	MK308E		Merchandising (on/off-line)	4
47	MK309E	MK306E	Digital Marketing Communications	4

ECTS Credits Summary

Semester	27.5	32.5	32.5	27.5	33	31
Year	60	60	64	184

COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY USA

Caucasus University and Fairleigh Dickinson University jointly offer an innovative three-year undergraduate program in Computer Science, culminating in a bachelor’s degree from each institution. This unique dual-degree program is taught in English and includes instruction from highly qualified international lecturers. Students complete the first four semesters at Caucasus University in Georgia and then progress to Fairleigh Dickinson University in the United States for the final two semesters (5th and 6th), where they will earn a total of 200 credits, including 50 credits at FDU. Upon completion, students receive a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Caucasus University and a Bachelor of Science from Fairleigh Dickinson University. The program offers a range of advantages, including access to a beautiful campus near New York City, cutting-edge laboratory facilities, and practical learning opportunities such as internships. Fairleigh Dickinson University is the largest private university in New Jersey, accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABET, and recognized as a Cybersecurity Center of Excellence by the U.S. National Security Agency. The structure and goals of this program align with the Law of Georgia on Higher Education and adhere to the National Qualifications Framework and Study Area Classifier, as well as the mission of Caucasus University. The curriculum, consisting of foundational and specialized courses, is designed to develop a broad skill set and deep knowledge of the computer science field, preparing students to meet the program’s comprehensive learning outcomes.

Course Details

The joint undergraduate program in Computer Science offered by Caucasus University and Fairleigh Dickinson University is designed to meet the requirements of Georgia’s Higher Education Law, National Qualifications Framework, and Study Area Classifier, as well as the mission of Caucasus University. The program’s curriculum combines foundational and specialized courses, which together cultivate complex skills and provide students with a broad understanding of the field. The program aims to equip students with a thorough theoretical knowledge beyond general education, preparing them for either advanced study at the master’s level or immediate entry into the workforce with a solid qualification. Emphasizing a strong grounding in mathematics and computer science principles, this program prepares high-level, competitive professionals with the theoretical expertise and practical, transferable skills necessary to excel in modern CS roles both in Georgia and internationally. Graduates will find career opportunities in diverse sectors, including industry, media, government, and business, with roles such as Software Developer, Data Communications Analyst, IT Business Management Consultant, and more. To complete the Joint Bachelor’s Program in Computer Science, students must earn 200 ECTS (120 US credits) over three years, spending the first two years (150 ECTS) at Caucasus University and the final year (50 ECTS) at FDU. The program includes 119 ECTS of mandatory courses, 15 ECTS of optional courses, a 25-ECTS concentration, 30 ECTS of university-required courses, 5 ECTS of university elective courses, and 6 ECTS for free courses, ensuring a comprehensive educational experience that prepares students to meet program-specific learning outcomes.

Course Structure

Updated Course Table

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course	I	II	ECTS
1	CALC 1140		Calculus I	X		5
2	DSM 1140		Discrete Mathematics	X		5
3	PCP 1140		Principles of Computer Programming I	X		5
4	ICS 1140		Introduction to Computer Science	X		5
5	IDB 1140		Introduction to Database Systems	X		5
6	CALC 1240	CALC 1140	Calculus II		X	5
7	PCP 1240	PCP 1140	Principles of Computer Programming II		X	5
8	NW 1240		Principles of Networking		X	5
9	OS 1240		Operating Systems		X	5
10	CARC 1240		Computer Architecture		X	5

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course	I	II	IV	V	ECTS
11	ALGE 2140	CALC 1240	Linear Algebra		X			5
12	PHS 2140	CALC 1240	Physics I (Lecture and Lab)		X			6
13	ALGO 2140	PCP 1240	Data Structures & Algorithms		X			5
14	STAT 2140	CALC 1240	Probability & Statistics		X			5
15	MT 2140		Modern Technologies		X			5
16	PHS 2240	PHS 2140	Physics II (Lecture and Lab)	X				6
17	CPL 2240	PCP 1240	Compilers	X				5
18	CSCI 2247		Introduction to Assembly Language	X				5
19	CSCI 4384		Preparation for Computer Science Senior Project			X		2
20	CSCI 3251		Design of Software Systems			X		5
21	ENGR 2286		Digital System Design			X		5
22	CSCI 2235		Survey of Computing Security			X		5
23	CSCI 3255	DSM 1140	Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science				X	5
24	CSCI 4386		Computer Science Senior Project				X	3

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course	III	IV	ECTS
25	WEB 1240	PCP 1140	Web Technologies I		X	5
26	DMK 1240		Digital Marketing		X	5
27	NET 2140	PCP 1240	.NET Technologies I	X		5
28	WEB 2140	WEB 1240	Web Technologies II	X		5
29	SYS 2140	OS 1240	System Administration I	X		5
30	NET 2240	NET 2140	.NET Technologies II	X		5
31	SYS 2240	OS 1240	System Administration II	X		5
32	ITPM 2240		IT Project Management	X		5
33	ML 2240	STAT 2140	Machine Learning	X		5
34	CSCI 3331	IDB 1140	Advanced Database	X		5
35	CSCI 3485	IDB 1140	Big Data Analytics		X		5
36	CSCI 3318	ICS 1140	Cloud Computing	X		5
37	CSCI 3460	IDB 1140	Data Warehouse and Data Mining	X		5
38	AI 2240	ALGO 2140	Artificial Intelligence	X		5
39	CSCI 3314	PCP 1240	Mobile Application Development	X		5
40	CSCI 3444	ICS 1140	Programming for the Internet	X		5
41	CSCI 3317	PCP 1240	Computer Game Programming	X		5
42	CSCI 4380	PCP 1240	System Development with Java	X		5
43	ACWR 1140		Academic Writing I	X		5
44	ACWR 1240	ACWR 1140	Academic Writing II	X		5
45	TCOM 2140		Technical Communication	X		5
46	GL 2240		Global Issues		X	5
47	CULT 2240		Cross-cultural Perspectives		X	5
48	MEEA 2240	CALC 1240	Managerial/Engineering Economic Analysis		X	5

№	Course Code	Course	V	ECTS
49	HIST 0001E	Introduction to World History & Civilization	X	5
50	PHIL 0005E	Philosophy	X	5
51	PSYC 0006E	Psychology	X	5
52	ENTP 0009E	Entrepreneurship	X	5

№	Course Code	Course	ECTS
53	ACWR 1140	Academic Writing I	5
54	ACWR 1240	Academic Writing II	5
55	TCOM 2140	Technical Communication	5
56	GL 2240	Global Issues	5
57	CULT 2240	Cross-cultural Perspectives	5
58	MEEA 2240	Managerial/Engineering Economic Analysis	5

ECTS Credits Summary Per Year

Year	I	II	III
ECTS Credits	75	75	50
Courses Per Year	15	15	11

CYBER SECURITY WITH NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY USA

Caucasus University and New Jersey City University have introduced Georgia’s first three-year undergraduate program in cybersecurity, allowing students to earn dual bachelor’s degrees in both computer science and cybersecurity. This innovative joint program grants graduates a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Caucasus University and a Bachelor’s degree in Cyber Security from New Jersey City University. Conducted in English, the program is structured to provide a blend of local and international perspectives, with students completing the first five semesters in Georgia, learning from both Georgian and foreign professors. In the final, sixth semester, students travel to New Jersey, USA, to continue their studies at New Jersey City University. This program stands out for offering a unique dual-degree pathway, featuring highly qualified foreign lecturers and marking the first three-year undergraduate cybersecurity program in Georgia. Upon completion, graduates emerge with an internationally recognized education, equipping them with advanced skills in both computer science and cybersecurity.

Course Details

The joint Bachelor’s program in Cybersecurity, offered by Caucasus University and New Jersey City University (NJCU), is a pioneering three-year program structured to meet the high standards of academic and professional training in the cybersecurity field. NJCU, recognized as one of New Jersey’s most prestigious universities, holds federal rights in both cybersecurity and intelligence, marking it as one of the few institutions nationwide with this distinction. Its Cyber Defense Program has been designated as a National Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE), further enhancing the program’s credibility and attractiveness for students aspiring to work in cybersecurity.

This program aims to equip students with a thorough theoretical and practical foundation, preparing them for advanced studies or immediate career opportunities in cybersecurity. The curriculum is carefully designed to develop high-level specialists with a comprehensive understanding of information security principles and the skills needed for career advancement in government and private sectors. With a total of 200 ECTS (equivalent to 120 US credits), the program spans three years, with students completing the first two years (150 ECTS) at Caucasus University and the final year (50 ECTS) at NJCU. This rigorous structure ensures students gain extensive, practice-oriented knowledge. The program requirements include 170 ECTS in mandatory courses, 15 ECTS in optional courses, 10 ECTS in university-mandated courses, and 5 ECTS in university electives. Through this dual-degree structure, the program addresses the growing global demand for cybersecurity professionals and prepares graduates with competitive, transferable skills suited to the dynamic information and communications technology (ICT) sector.

Course Information

Summary

• ECTS Credits Per Year: 75 (Year I), 50 (Year II)

• Courses Per Year: 15 (Year I), 10 (Year II)

DIGITAL LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT WITH TH WILDAU UNIVERSITY GERMANY

The joint Digital Logistics Management Program offered by Caucasus University and TH Wildau is a unique opportunity for students to pursue a high-demand career in logistics on an international level. Designed to address the global shortage of experienced logistics professionals, this two-year Master of Engineering Logistics degree equips students with advanced knowledge in logistics management and technology. Funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), the program spans four semesters, with the first two based in Tbilisi and the third semester at TH Wildau, a premier technological center in Brandenburg, Germany. The fourth semester is dedicated to completing a master’s thesis. Courses are taught in English, providing graduates with a competitive edge and a joint degree from both esteemed institutions.The Digital Logistics Management Program, a collaboration between Caucasus University and TH Wildau, stands out for its international recognition, high-quality instruction, and advanced resources.

Course Details

TH Wildau ranks among the top logistics universities in Germany, part of the world’s leading logistics market. With a curriculum crafted by German specialists, the program offers students an international diploma, preparing them for senior roles across diverse sectors, including retail, transport, and IT. Students engage in theoretical and practical learning through case studies and advanced logistics labs, using state-of-the-art software. Led primarily by TH Wildau professors with extensive experience, students gain insights from leading international experts. They also benefit from hands-on training in Germany, with potential internship opportunities and DAAD scholarships for successful candidates. This unique program equips graduates for careers in high-impact areas, from logistics management and policy-making to enterprise resource planning in multinational companies.The Digital Logistics Management Program, designed to meet international standards, provides students with a solid foundation in both theory and practice, setting them up for successful careers in digital logistics management worldwide. The program is structured over four semesters, with the first two in Georgia following an intensive module-based format and the third semester in Germany at TH Wildau. In the fourth semester, students have the flexibility to pursue an internship in Germany or return to Georgia, all while working on a master’s thesis with guidance from German professors. Spanning 120 ECTS credits, the curriculum integrates engineering, management, and IT, essential for mastering digital logistics management. The 108 ECTS specialized component includes 72 ECTS of core courses, 6 ECTS of electives, and a 30 ECTS thesis. The additional 12 ECTS free component further broadens students’ knowledge through both required and elective courses. This balance of intensive learning and real-world experience prepares graduates to excel as digital logistics specialists in both local and international markets.

Course Structure

Digital Logistics Management Curriculum

№	Course Code	Prerequisite	Course	Year	Semester	ECTS
1	MATH 0003E		Calculus I	I	I	5
2	MATH 1240E		Discrete Mathematics	I	I	5
3	CTC 1242E		Computer Architecture	I	I	5
4	CSC 1140		Fundamentals of Computer Science I	I	I	5
5	CSC 1142		Operating Systems & Security	I	I	5
6	CSC 1143		Basics of Practical Cyber Security	I	I	5
7	MATH 0044E	MATH 0003E	Calculus II	I	II	5
8	CSC 1241	CSC 1140	Fundamentals of Computer Science II	I	II	5
9	PYTH 1240	CSC 1140	Python Programming I	I	II	5
10	CSEC 1240		Computer Security I	I	II	5
11	IDB 1240		Introduction to Database Systems	I	II	5
12	SCMP 2140	MATH 0044E	Scientific Computing	II	III	5
13	PST 2140	MATH 0044E	Probability & Statistics	II	III	5
14	NTW 2140		Principles of Networking	II	III	5
15	ALG 2140	CSC 1241	Algorithms & Data Structures	II	III	5
16	CSEC 2140	CSEC 1240	Computer Security II	II	III	5
17	CSEC 2142		Ethics in National Cyber Security	II	III	5
18	SE 2140	CSC 1241	Software Engineering I	II	III	5
19	CSEC 2241	SCMP 2140	Cryptography	II	IV	5
20	CSEC 2242	CSEC 1240	Hacking & Forensic Investigation	II	IV	5
21	CSEC 2243	NTW 2140	Network Security	II	IV	5
22	AI 2240	ALG 2140	Artificial Intelligence	II	IV	5
23	PRP 2240	CSC 1241	Programming Paradigms	II	IV	5
24	CMP 2242	CSC 1241	Compilers	II	IV	5
25	SEC 3145	CSEC 1240	Computer Forensics	III	V	5
26	SEC 460		Security and Privacy	III	V	5
27	CSEC 422	CSEC 2141	Computer Security III	III	V	5
28	SEC 7B9	CSEC 2141	Cyber Incident Handling	III	V	5
29	SECU 400		Cybersecurity & Event Management	III	V	5
30	SECU 220		Contemporary International Security	III	V	5
31	SECU 323		Risk Management	III	V	5
32	SEC 430	CSEC 1240	Ethical Hacking	III	VI	5
33	SECU 655		Computer Security Topics	III	VI	5
34	SECU 710		Network Defense	III	VI	5
35	SECU 725	CSEC 2243	Wireless Network Security	III	VI	5
36	SECU 732		Advanced Cryptography	III	VI	5
37	SECU 741		Security Operations Center	III	VI	5
38	SECU 745		Cloud Security	III	VI	5
39	SECU 750	SECU 710	Threat Intelligence	III	VI	5
40	SECU 760	SECU 741	Incident Response & Recovery	III	VI	5
41	SECU 765	SECU 732	Security in Blockchain	III	VI	5
42	SECU 770	SECU 710	Malware Analysis	III	VI	5
43	SECU 780	SECU 750	Digital Forensics	III	VI	5
44	SECU 785		Penetration Testing	IV	VII	5
45	SECU 790	SECU 745	Cloud Incident Response	IV	VII	5
46	SECU 795		Advanced Network Security	IV	VII	5
47	SECU 800	SECU 760	Threat Hunting	IV	VII	5
48	SECU 805	SECU 770	Advanced Malware Analysis	IV	VII	5
49	SECU 810	SECU 780	Digital Forensics II	IV	VII	5
50	SECU 815	SECU 785	Advanced Penetration Testing	IV	VII	5
51	SECU 820	SECU 795	Mobile Device Security	IV	VIII	5
52	SECU 825	SECU 800	Advanced Threat Intelligence	IV	VIII	5
53	SECU 830	SECU 805	Reverse Engineering	IV	VIII	5

№	Course Code	Course Prerequisite	Course Name	Year	Semester I	Semester II	Semester III	ECTS
1	LOG 5141		Decision Support Systems in Logistics	I	x			6
2	LOG 5142		Financial Management	I	x			6
3	LOG 5143		Intermodal Transport and Terminal Management	I	x			6
4	LOG 5144		Advanced Energy Technologies in Logistics	I	x			6
5	LOG 5241	LOG 5143	Global Logistics using IT Systems	I		x		6
6	LOG 5242		Traffic and Transport Planning Systems	I		x		6
7	LOG 5243		Road Rail Air Maritime Shipping	I		x		6
8	LOG 5341	LOG 5241	Advanced Logistics Network Operations	II			x	6
9	LOG 5342		Business Analytics and Digital Transformation	II			x	6
10	LOG 5343	LOG 5144	Logistics Quality and Environmental Management	II			x	6
11	LOG 5344	LOG 5241	Digital Warehouse Management	II			x	6
12	LOG 5345		Digital Risk and Change Management	II			x	6

Elective Courses - 6 ECTS

№	Course Code	Course Prerequisite	Course Name	Semester I	Semester II	Semester III	ECTS
13	LID 5140		Leadership	x			6
14	MNG 5140		Strategic Management	x			6
15	ISM 5244		Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems		x		6
16	LOG 5244	LOG 5144	Traffic Evaluation and Environmental Effects		x		6
17	MNG 5340		Decision Making			x	6
18	ISM 5344		Project Management			x	6

№	Course Code	Course Prerequisite	Course Name	Year	Semester I	Semester II	Semester III	Semester IV	ECTS
19	MST 5441		Master's Thesis					x	30

№	Course Code	Course Prerequisite	Course Name	Year	Semester I	Semester II	Semester III	Semester IV	ECTS
20	WRT 5340		Academic Writing & Research Methods		x				6
21	INT 5440		Professional Internship					x	6

Summary

ECTS	Per Semester	Per Year
Year I	30	60
Year II	30	60

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT WITH FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY USA

The Caucasus University and Fairleigh Dickinson University in the USA have launched a pioneering three-year undergraduate program in Hospitality Management. This joint program allows students to earn a bachelor’s degree in tourism from Caucasus School of Tourism and a bachelor’s degree in Hospitality and Innovative and High-Quality Tourism from Fairleigh Dickinson University. The program spans three years, with students spending the first five semesters in Georgia studying under Georgian and international professors, and completing the sixth semester in New Jersey, USA. This unique program provides dual degrees and is the first of its kind in Georgia, offering students the opportunity to learn from highly qualified foreign lecturers. The program is conducted in English and requires a total of 200 credits, 50 of which are earned at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Fairleigh Dickinson’s International School of Hospitality, Sports and Tourism Management is highly acclaimed, ranking among the best in the USA and internationally. The school was recognized as one of the top programs by College Rank in 2020 and placed sixth on TheBestSchools.org’s list for Country Hosting Management Programs in 2019. It also ranked fifth globally in CEOWORLD Magazine’s Best Hospitality and Hotel Management Schools and has appeared on Princeton School’s Gourman Report as one of the top 15 four-year hospitality management programs. Additionally, the program is accredited internationally by AASBC and TedQual, ensuring high standards in hospitality education.

Course Details

The joint undergraduate program in Hospitality Management, offered by Caucasus University (CU) and Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU), encompasses a total of 200 ECTS credits over a duration of three years. Graduates of the program receive a joint academic degree from both CU and FDU. The program structure allocates 50 ECTS credits to FDU courses and 150 ECTS credits to courses offered by CU. During the first five semesters, students complete 175 ECTS credits—150 from CU courses and 25 from FDU courses—at Caucasus University. In the sixth semester, students are required to complete an additional 25 ECTS credits from FDU courses in New Jersey, USA. The curriculum includes 55 ECTS credits of compulsory university courses, of which 20 ECTS credits are dedicated to foreign language studies across three languages. Additionally, 140 ECTS credits are allocated to compulsory field courses, while students choose 5 ECTS credits from a set of 15 ECTS credits in elective field courses. Each ECTS credit equates to 25 hours of study, covering both direct contact time (such as lectures, seminars, and internships) and time for independent work and consultations.

JOINT MASTER PROGRAM IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

The Joint GEM-CSB MBA program is a prestigious collaboration between Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) and Caucasus School of Business (CSB), providing students with a dual degree: a Master of Business Administration from GEM and an International Executive MBA from CSB. The program spans two and a half years, with training modules held monthly over a year and a half, involving classes that last 3 to 5 days per month, 6 hours daily. Specialization modules are hosted at the Grenoble and Paris campuses, allowing participants to gain international exposure. To qualify, applicants must have an undergraduate degree, at least three years of full-time work experience, and proficiency in English. The program, taught in English, delivers a rigorous 500-hour general management curriculum with a unique part-time structure, ideal for professionals aiming to advance their careers. It is cost-effective, with the Tbilisi-based program offering nearly 50% savings on GEM’s tuition fees, along with lower living expenses. Students benefit from a high-caliber faculty, with 70% of courses taught by GEM professors and 30% by top GSB lecturers, all bringing significant international expertise. GEM’s reputation is bolstered by its triple accreditation (AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS), and its high rankings—10th in France and 47th globally for its Executive MBA (FT 2023). This program attracts professionals from prominent institutions like the Bank of Georgia, TBC Bank, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, GlaxoSmithKline, and many others, equipping graduates for leadership roles in diverse industries. Upon completing the program, students undertake a final project, consolidating their learning and preparing them for advanced managerial positions.

Course Details

The Grenoble Ecole de Management’s MBA program offers a comprehensive general management curriculum delivered by a team of experienced academics and industry professionals. This triple-accredited program is available in two capital cities, ensuring the same high-quality content across all locations. The program consists of three phases: the first phase focuses on developing essential analytical and interpersonal skills, along with insights into current managerial challenges; the second phase allows students to specialize in areas such as Entrepreneurship, Financial Management, or the Transformation of Luxury in a Digital and Sustainable Age; and the final phase culminates in a management project, where participants can apply their learning in a professional context. Prospective students must complete the online application for the MBA Part-Time Georgia Fall 2024 intake by the application deadline of October 15, 2024, and submit all required supporting documents, including a CV, motivational essay, language certificate, and notarized copies of academic credentials. The program begins in October 2024.

Course Details

Course	Faculty	Category	Duration	Annual Fees
Digital Logistics Management with TH Wildau University, Germany	Masters	Business	2 years	€14,000-€14,500
Joint Undergraduate Program in Business Administration with Rennes School of Business, France	Bachelor’s	Business	3 years	€14,000-€14,500
Joint Undergraduate Program in Computer Science with Fairleigh Dickinson University, USA	Bachelor’s	Computer Science	3 years	$10,500-$11,000
Joint Program in Cyber Security with New Jersey City University, USA	Bachelor’s	Computer	3 years	$10,500-$11,000

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ Section

What is the admission process for these programs?

Admission typically involves submitting an online application, academic transcripts, proof of language proficiency, and sometimes a personal statement or interview. Specific requirements may vary by university.

Are there scholarship opportunities available for these courses?

Many universities offer scholarships based on academic merit or financial need. Students should check each institution's scholarship page for eligibility and application deadlines.

What are the language requirements for admission?

Most programs require proficiency in English, with scores from tests like IELTS or TOEFL. Some universities may have specific minimum score requirements, so it’s essential to check each program’s details.

Can students work part-time during the program?

Yes, international students are often allowed to work part-time during their studies, though the number of hours permitted may vary by country. This can be a great way to gain experience and supplement living expenses.

Is accommodation provided by the universities?

While some universities offer on-campus housing, others may assist students in finding off-campus options. It’s recommended to contact the university’s housing office or Education Hub for guidance.

What are the career prospects after completing these programs?

Graduates from these programs have diverse career opportunities in fields like logistics, business administration, computer science, and cyber security. Universities often have career services to help students with internships and job placements.