Tbilisi State University

Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University opened in 1918 and is a public higher education and research institution in Tbilisi. Its current academic structure comprises seven faculties: Exact and Natural Sciences; Humanities; Social and Political Sciences; Psychology and Education Sciences; Economics and Business; Medicine; and Law. TSU provides programs across bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and one-cycle levels. The university’s documented academic resources include faculty research units, 16 scientific-research institutes, libraries and computer centers, laboratories, a university museum with history, archaeology, zoology, mineralogy, paleontology, and emigration collections, and examination services. Student support includes career development, exchange and international-relations services, student projects, culture and sports activities, and accommodation at the Bagebi and Lisi residences subject to university rules and availability.