Program Overview

Housed in CU’s School of Architecture & Design, established in 2017 and split into its own school in 2021, this program blends theory, studio practice, and technical training. Students study architectural history, design fundamentals, computer graphics (BIM/CAD), landscape & interior planning, and graphic design, supported by CU’s creative and architectural studios. As a RIBA-accredited curriculum, the program offers international recognition, access to RIBA scholarships, competitions, and global architectural resources.

Career Paths

Architect
Urban Planner
Interior or Landscape Designer
CAD/BIM Specialist

Admission Requirements

General Admission Requirements

Valid PassportRequired
Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended period of stay.
Recorded InterviewRequired
A video interview must be completed through our online admission portal. The interview will be recorded and reviewed by the university admission committee.
High School DiplomaRequired
A high school diploma or equivalent certificate is required.
English Language Proficiency
CEFR B2 level is required. Accepted tests include TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalents.

Curriculum & Structure

What You Will Learn

Design architectural projects

Conduct environmental and urban analysis

Use drawing and CAD tools

Apply sustainable and ethical standards

Research design history and theory

Communicate professional ideas in English

Complete independent final project

Navigate Georgian and international design contexts.

View Official Syllabus

Tuition Fee

Due now — paid when you apply

Application Fee

This covers application processing, document translation, and recognition of foreign certificates.

$350

Paid later — after you're admitted

Tuition Fee

$5,000

/ year

No hidden costs — full fee transparency

Tuition Benchmarking

Comparison of this program's tuition against similar programs in Georgia.

Living in Georgia

$575–$840/ month

Estimated total monthly budget including rent, food, and transport.