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Tbilisi State UniversityTbilisi, Georgia
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Russian Philology

Offered By Tbilisi State University

Accredited by NCEQE

Degree

Bachelor’s Russian Philology

Duration

4 Years

Format

On-Campus

Instruction Language

Russian

Credits

240 ECTS

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Program Overview

The Russian Philology Bachelor’s at TSU is administered by the Institute of Slavic Studies and is structured around a 240 ECTS-credit curriculum aligned with Georgian higher education standards. Students engage in mandatory faculty-wide coursework (50 ECTS), a major program in Russian Philology (120 ECTS), an optional minor or additional specialization (60 ECTS), plus 10 ECTS of free electives. The curriculum emphasizes advanced Russian language proficiency, literary theory, linguistics, translation studies, and cultural immersion. Courses are delivered in Russian, and led by faculty including Professor Mariam Philina and Associate Professor Maia Tukhareli. Graduates receive the Bachelor of Russian Philology degree, enabling careers in education, translation, international relations, publishing, and media.

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.

Curriculum & Structure

What You Will Learn

Demonstrate advanced Russian language skills
Analyze Russian literary and linguistic texts
Compare Russian and Slavic cultures
Conduct translation and interpretation projects
Apply literary theory
Interpret historical-cultural context
Conduct research in philology
Communicate academic insights in Russian
View Official Syllabus

Career Paths

  • Russian language teacher or lecturer
  • Translator or interpreter
  • Editor or proofreader
  • Diplomatic service specialist
  • Cultural exchange coordinator
  • Publishing house professional
  • Academic researcher
  • Media or journalism roles (Russian-language)

Professional licensing requirements vary by country. Graduates may need degree recognition, examinations, supervised training, residency, or additional specialization before practising independently.

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

$850

/ year

All known mandatory Admission.ge fees are shown above. University, government, visa, and third-party costs may vary.

Living in Georgia

$575–$840/ month

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

Intake and Key Dates

Fall intake Academic Year 2026/27

Closed
Application deadline
7/30/2026
Study begins
10/4/2026

Application Process

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  1. 1Create your Admission.ge account.
  2. 2Select this program and an available intake.
  3. 3Upload the required academic and identity documents.
  4. 4Receive an initial eligibility and document review.
  5. 5Pay the disclosed application-processing fee.
  6. 6Complete a university interview or test if required.
  7. 7Receive the university’s admission decision.
  8. 8Complete recognition, tuition, visa, and arrival procedures.

FAQs

What qualification will I receive?

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What is the instruction language?

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Do I need IELTS or TOEFL?

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When should I apply?

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Can I apply as a transfer student?

Transfer decisions depend on the university’s evaluation of your transcript, course descriptions, and completed credits. Select the transfer option in the pre-check form.

Can I practise in my country after graduation?

Professional recognition and licensing rules vary by country. Check with the relevant authority in the country where you plan to practise.

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