International Organizations
Work with global bodies like the UN, EU, or regional NGOs
Caucasus University
Bachelor's · Modern Campus
International Relations
Caucasus University, Tbilisi 4 years EnglishIntake —
September,
February/March $5,000/yr
Caucasus University
International Relations
Career outcomes
What could this degree lead to?
A snapshot of roles graduates pursue. Specific paths added soon.
Research Think-Tanks
Analyze policy, security, and global trends for specialized institutes
Governmental Sectors
Diplomacy, public administration, and foreign affairs roles
NGOs and MNCs
Navigate the intersection of private interest and public policy
Pick your focus
Specializations
Choose one regional concentration, plus two additional modules alongside it.
Regional Concentration (choose one)
- US Foreign Policy
- Russian Foreign Policy
- Asian Politics
- South Caucasus
Additional Modules
- European Studies
- Peace Studies
Day in the life
What a week feels like.
A real student rhythm — classes, projects, labs, and the spaces in between.
- 9:00Lectures
Political thought, international law, and security theory
- 11:00Research
Qualitative methods and statistical analysis
- 14:00Specialized focus
Language training or regional concentration coursework, depending on your year
- 16:00Courseworks
Collaborative research and policy briefings
Why students choose this
Built around what matters.
Practitioner-taught
Faculty includes outstanding practitioners of the field, not just academics
Backed by a real regional network
An institutional member of NISPAcee, the Network of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe
Real language options beyond English
French, German, Spanish, Russian, and more, built into your training
A real path to keep going, not a dead end
Caucasus School of Governance also offers MA and PhD programs in IR, with the PhD running since 2016
What you'll learn
The shape of the curriculum.
Foundational Theory
Fundamentals of Contemporary Thought, Democracy and Citizenship, Culture and Civilization, Introduction to International Relations
Core IR Disciplines
Political Science, Public Administration, International Law, International Political Economy, International Security, International Organizations
Research & Writing
Academic Writing, Qualitative Research Methods, Statistical Analysis
Regional Concentration & Modules
see "Specializations" above
Study journey
A 4-year arc.
1
Year 1
Foundation
History of civilization, development of political thought
2
Year 2
Research Methods
Fundamental research skills in the social sciences, core IR theoryComing soon.
3
Year 3
Specialization Begins
Your regional concentration track starts, alongside European/Peace Studies modules
4
Year 4
Deep Specialization
Continued concentration coursework, language training, capstone work
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
$20,000
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
Reviews & success stories
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Your next step
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