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Caucasus University
Bachelor's · Modern Campus
Psychology
Caucasus University, Tbilisi 4 years EnglishIntake — September, February/March $5,000/yr
Caucasus University
Psychology
Career outcomes
What could this degree lead to?
A snapshot of roles graduates pursue. Specific paths added soon.
Rehabilitation Specialist
Help individuals recover from physical or mental health challenges
HR Specialist
Apply psychological principles to recruitment and employee relations
Public Relations
Understand human behavior to manage brand communication
Childcare Worker
Support developmental needs in early childhood settings
Social Worker
Provide essential support to vulnerable populations
Pick your concentration
Specializations
Chosen in year 4.
Clinical Psychology
- Introduction to Clinical Psychiatry
- Sexology
- Gestalt Therapy
Psychology of HR Management
- Organizational Psychology
- Employee Recruitment & Selection
- Project Management
Applied Social Psychology
- Social Cognition and Attitudes
- Public Relations
- Psychology of Prejudice
Day in the life
What a week feels like.
A real student rhythm — classes, projects, labs, and the spaces in between.
- MorningLectures
Psychology theory across history, personality, and social psychology
- MiddayResearch
Statistical analysis using SPSS, literature reviews
- AfternoonPractical courses
Clinical, developmental, or forensic psychology applications, depending on your year
Why students choose this
Built around what matters.
Hands-on from day one
Real practical courses across multiple areas of psychology, not just lectures
Research starts in year one, not year three
You develop your own specific research line as you go through the program, not at the end of it
Real data skills
Learn quantitative and statistical analysis using SPSS, a tool actually used in the field
A pathway beyond the bachelor's
Explicitly built to prepare you for further international study or MBA tracks, not just a standalone degree
What you'll learn
The shape of the curriculum.
Core Psychology Theory
History of Psychology, Basic Theories, Personality Psychology, Developmental & Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Criminological & Juridical Psychology, Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy
Research & Methods
Research Methods, Social Psychology, Biopsychology, Data Analysis with SPSS, Academic Writing
Concentration (Year 4)
Clinical Psychology / Psychology of HR Management / Applied Social Psychology — full course list above
Free Component (55 ECTS)
Free elective credits from any program
Study journey
A 4-year arc.
1
Year 1
Foundation
History of Psychology, Basic Theories, Academic Writing, History of Georgia
2
Year 2
Research Methods
Research Methods, Social Psychology, Personality Psychology, Biopsychology
3
Year 3
Clinical & Applied Foundations
Developmental & Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Criminological & Juridical Psychology, Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy, Data Analysis with SPSS
4
Year 4
Concentration
Your chosen track
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
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Your next step
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