Caucasus University
Bachelor's · Modern Campus
Economics
Caucasus University, Tbilisi 3 years EnglishIntake — September, February/March $5,000/yr
Caucasus University
Economics
Career outcomes
What could this degree lead to?
A snapshot of roles graduates pursue. Specific paths added soon.
Investment Banking & Financial Services
Research
Teaching
Day in the life
What a week feels like.
A real student rhythm — classes, projects, labs, and the spaces in between.
- MorningApplied coursework
Micro and macroeconomic theory
- MiddaySpecialized economics
Financial accounting, business, or public administration fundamentals
- AfternoonField studies
Health, urban, or international economics, depending on your focus
Why students choose this
Built around what matters.
Built to make you investigate, not just memorize
The program is explicit that you'll learn to interpret real economic information and carry out actual research, not just study theory
Real research databases, not just textbooks
EBSCO Host, ScienceDirect, Scopus, plus 9 computer labs and modern smart-system classrooms
A genuinely broad school for economics specifically
Covers sub-disciplines from Health Economics to Urban Economics to Public Sector Economics, not just one narrow track
A real international faculty network
Partner institutions include Georgia State University (USA), Pforzheim University (Germany), and Paris Business School (France), for academic mobility
What you'll learn
The shape of the curriculum.
Foundational & Language
History of Georgia, Geography of Georgia, Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology, English and other foreign languages, Mathematics, Information Systems
Core Economics
Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, Urban Economics, Healthcare Economics
Applied Business & Policy
Introduction to Management, Public Administration, International Law, Financial Accounting, Business, Financial Management, Organizational Behavior
Final Project
Bachelor's Thesis
Study journey
A 3-year arc.
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Year 1
Foundation
History of Georgia, Geography, Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology, Languages, Math
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Year 2
Core
Micro/Macroeconomics, International Economics, Urban/Healthcare Economics
3
Year 3
Specialization & Capstone
Healthcare Economics, Urban Economics, Financial Management, Bachelor's Thesis What you'll need:
Admission requirements
What you'll need.
Academic
- Completed 12th grade (or equivalent secondary schooling)
Language
- English proficiency (IELTS / TOEFL / equivalent)
Documents
- Passport copy
- 10th Mark Sheet (or equivalent secondary school certificate)
- 12th Mark Sheet (or equivalent secondary school certificate)
Entrance
- Interview (online)
- Programme-specific test (if applicable)
Tuition & fees
Transparent pricing.
Annual tuition
$5,000/yr
Total program cost
$15,000
Student experience
Life on campus, off campus, in between.
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Campus mornings
Coffee, friends, first class
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Study spaces
Libraries that double as hangouts
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Clubs & community
Your people, found
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Living in the city
Big windows, real independence
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Weekend escapes
Mountains, sea, all close
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