Caucasus International University received a license from the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Georgia in the same year. In 2005 it was granted Accreditation by the Accreditation Council of Higher Education Institutions. CIU provides the protection of the rights and interests of more than 2,500 students enrolled in educational programs based on legislation and internal normative acts. This issue is regulated by the Law of Georgia on Higher Education, Provision of CIU, Internal Regulation, Regulation for Academic Process, Code of Ethics, Provision of Library, and agreements signed with students.

Сaucasus International University has its own Business School, which is a member of the Central and East European Management Development Association (CEEMAN), and was the first educational institution in the South Caucasus Region to be granted CEEMAN International Quality accreditation. The Caucasus School of Law, established in September 2005, is designed to fulfill the requirements established by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia and the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), and the education process is frequently monitored by foreign experts. The secondary priority of CSL is the scientific and research activities of students and professors. The students’ self-governing organization, CSL-U, is a member of the European Students’ Union (ESIB). 

Caucasus International University has fostered productive partnerships with a network of hospitals and clinical training centers. The collaborations enrich students’ education with invaluable hands-on training and clinical experience, preparing them for real-world healthcare settings. Under the guidance of experienced healthcare professionals, international students can observe and actively participate in patient care, honing their practical skills and applying theoretical knowledge in diverse medical specialties. The selection of affiliated hospitals and clinical training centers is rigorous, ensuring high standards of healthcare delivery and modern facilities. Here is the list of Caucasus International Universities clinical bases:

• Clinical Hospital â„–5;
• National Center for Disease Control and Public Health;
• National Center for Endocrinology;
• Tbilisi Cancer Center;
• Tbilisi Center for Mental Health;
• Beritashvli Center of Experimental Biomedicine;
• Infectious Diseases, AIDS and Clinical Immunology Research Center;
• Eristavi National Center of Experimental and Clinical Surgery;
• Natela Patarkatsishvili Multi-Profile Clinic;
• Curatio Clinic;
• Institute of Clinical Cardiology;
• M. Iashvili Children’s Central Hospital;
• Institute of Neurology and Neuropsychology;
• St. Joachim and St. Anne Medical Center;
• Davit Tatishvili Centre for Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation;
• Tbilisi Center for Mental Health;
• Ghudushauri National Medical Center;
• Archangel St. Michael Multiprofile Clinical Hospital;
• Tbilisi Central Hospital (Former Railway Hospital);
• National Center of Dermatology and Venerology;
• Center of Allergy and Immunology;
• Tbilisi Center of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation;
• Bakur Kotetishvili Psycho-Neurological Clinic;
• Davit Abuladze Georgian-Italian Clinic;
• St. Lazare Clinic;
• I. Zhordania Scientific Research Institute of Human Reproduction;
• Davit Metreveli Medical Center;
• Chachava Clinic;
• Chichua Medical Center Mzera;
• Academician V. Tsitlanadze Rheumatology Scientific-Practical Center;
• Institute of Hematology and Transfusiology;
• Konstantine Madichi Mamology Center;
• Vascular and Heart Diseases Center;
• Neurodevelopment Center;
• M. Zodelava Hematology Center;
• Tbilisi Pediatric Private Clinic;
• Giorgi Eliava Institute of Bacteriophages, Microbiology, and Virology;
• Scientific-Research Center of Clinical Medicine; 
• Orthodontic Center;
• Dental Center;
• Algani Dent;
• Neopharm;
• Center for Mental Health and Prevention of Addiction;
• Ministry of Corrections of Georgia;
• Ministry of Culture and Monument Protection;
• State Agency for Religious Issues;
• Tbilisi Municipal Museums Union.

Accommodation

Students Hostels of Caucasus International University are equipped with central energy, water, and heat supply from the city networks. Hostel rooms are supplied with gas, water, heat, and power supply accounting devices. Due to the installation of luminaires with LED and energy-saving lamps, the reduction of electricity consumption is ensured. The number of inhabitants in one room is 2-3. Hostels meet all the necessary communal needs of the inhabitants: a set-up Internet network, Wi-Fi coverage, modern places for self-preparation and rest, kitchens, shower rooms, bathrooms, etc. The Student Hostels have well-developed health complexes, which include gyms and utility rooms, as well as sports facilities in the adjacent area. 

Students can either avail of the mess facilities or can prepare their food in the kitchens provided for the same. Kitchens are available on each floor of the hostel and can be used on a sharing basis. Reception, laundry, cleaning and washing personnel, reading room, and computer hall are always available for every hostel resident. 

About the City of Tbilisi

Nestled between the rugged slopes of the Caucasus Mountains, the modern city of Tbilisi stands as a vibrant fusion of history and innovation, a captivating tapestry that weaves together centuries-old charm and contemporary allure. The capital of Georgia, Tbilisi paints a picture of a city that embraces its past while eagerly reaching for the future. Such echoes of the past coexist harmoniously with the city’s modern developments, creating a landscape where age-old traditions and modern ambitions intertwine. As the city’s heart beats with tradition and modernity, students contribute their rhythm, creating a unique and thriving student life that mirrors the city’s diverse character.

Tbilisi wears its history of cultural crossroads like a badge of honor. This city has been a meeting point for various civilizations throughout its history, and it shows. The mingling of Georgian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, and Persian influences can be seen in its architecture, heard in its music, and tasted in its food. Tbilisi’s student population also is a microcosm of the city’s rich diversity. As international students converge from various corners of the world, they bring with them languages, cultures, and perspectives that enrich the academic environment. This cross-cultural exchange fosters a global mindset, preparing students for a connected world.

The streets of Tbilisi are a blend of history and urban vitality, offering a perfect backdrop for student exploration. Ancient churches and historic sites like the Holy Trinity Cathedral coexist with trendy cafes, music venues, and art galleries. Students can immerse themselves in centuries-old stories and the modern expressions that flourish around every corner. Tbilisi’s vibrant cafe culture becomes a natural extension of the student experience. Such cozy spots aren’t just places to grab a cup of Georgian coffee – they’re hubs of creativity, dialogue, and socializing. From animated discussions over textbooks to brainstorming sessions for group projects, these cafes foster a sense of community among students.

Tbilisi has got numerous sightseeing which are worth seeing. Here is an example of them:

• Old Town (Altstadt);
• Narikala Fortress;
• Bridge of Peace;
• Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi;
• Mtatsminda Park;
• Tbilisi Botanical Garden;
• Dry Bridge Market (Flea Market);
• Open Air Museum of Ethnography;
• Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre;
• Turtle Lake.

Tbilisi, with its rich history, cultural diversity, and forward-looking spirit, stands as a city with a soul. It’s a place where stories unfold at every corner, where ancient traditions merge with modern aspirations, and where the warmth of its people invites you to embrace its past and revel in its future. In Tbilisi, every step you take is a journey through time, a celebration of life, and an exploration of the dynamic spirit that defines this extraordinary city. In the bustling streets, in the quiet corners, and the shared experiences of international and local students, the spirit of Tbilisi thrives. It’s a spirit that celebrates the old and the new, that cherishes diversity, and that pulsates with the dreams and aspirations of those who call this city home during their journey of learning and growth.