Caucasus University - CIU (reviews)

I am currently studying Business Administration at Caucasus University. The university offers good international opportunities, exchange programs, and access to modern facilities. Some professors are knowledgeable and supportive, and there are many extracurricular activities for students.

However, my experience has been mixed. The quality of teaching can vary significantly between courses and professors. Some classes feel too theoretical and not practical enough for real business situations. Administrative processes can also be slow at times, and communication could be improved.

Overall, the university provides valuable opportunities, especially for students interested in international programs, but there are areas that could be improved. I would recommend it to students who are proactive and willing to take advantage of the opportunities available.

It is a good university, but unfortunately it has a limited number of spots for each class. It also has very good lecturers, but you really need to fight for your place. You must be precise when choosing classes at a specific time, because many other students are selecting at the same moment. This creates a lot of competition.

If you’re lucky, you get into a great class with a strong professor. If not, you end up with a different lecturer. As a result, by the end of the Bachelor’s program, students often receive very different levels of education compared to their friends in the same university, simply because they had different teachers they managed to get. This doesn’t feel fair.

Also, the subjects they teach over four years could easily be completed in three years with efficient planning. Four years is too long for studying psychology at this pace.

Caucasus University is really one of the best universities in Tbilisi. What I liked about it most was that lecturers in my program were related by experience to the subjects that they taught us, hence they conveyed real-life experiences rather than only theoretical knowledge. However, I was very disappointed with the fact that the establishment did not provide many opportunities for international studying, these kinds of opportunities were available only to students that were enrolled on business programs.

It is the best university in Georgia in business administration. Most modern, yet retro building, with everything students need, including professional tutors. This is the place where you can really feel what being student really is.