About
Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University (TSU)

Established in 1918, is Georgia’s first university and a symbol of academic excellence in the Caucasus. With a foundation in Georgian educational traditions, TSU has evolved into a modern institution that combines high-quality education with cutting-edge research.

Today, TSU is one of the largest universities in Georgia, serving approximately 22,000 students across seven faculties. It offers Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral programs, as well as vocational and certification courses. With strong international partnerships, TSU provides opportunities for student exchanges and joint programs, allowing students to earn double degrees. English-language programs attract a diverse student body, fostering a vibrant, multicultural academic environment.

The university conducts over 200 local and international research projects annually, addressing global and regional challenges. TSU emphasizes innovation and interdisciplinary approaches, ensuring its graduates are competitive and well-prepared for modern labor markets. Collaboration with industry and public institutions enhances practical learning experiences for students.

As a member of international education networks, TSU promotes European values, academic freedom, and inclusivity. It is dedicated to advancing knowledge and contributing to the intellectual, cultural, and socio-economic development of Georgia. TSU combines its historic legacy with a modern vision, empowering students to make meaningful contributions on a global scale.