Admission

Enrollment Rules and Procedures:

 

Admission requirements for the Master’s Programme in Strategic Communication at the Caucasus School of Media:

 

  • Successful completion of the Common Master’s Examination;
  • English language proficiency at B2 level. Applicants may either submit a certificate confirming their proficiency level or take the University’s English language test;
  • An interview with the University Admissions Committee.

 

Required Documents

 

  • A notarised copy of the diploma and diploma supplement;
  • CV/résumé;
  • One passport-size photograph and a digital copy on a CD;
  • A copy of the applicant’s ID card;
  • A copy of the military registration certificate (for male applicants);
  • Unified National Examinations scorecard;
  • Motivation letter;
  • Online registration form.

 

Important Dates

 

  • Application period: 22 July-5 September, from 10:00 to 18:00, Room A2;
  • Interviews with shortlisted applicants: 8 September 2026;
  • English language examination, if required: 9 September 2026.

 

Tuition Fee

 

The annual tuition fee for a Master’s programme at the Caucasus School of Media is GEL 8,990.

 

CU Grant

 

You can finance your master's studies through the CU Scholarship, which covers 50% of the tuition fee. You may qualify for the CU Scholarship through either of the following pathways:

 

  • You are (or will be) a graduate of a bachelor's degree program at any university and have a cumulative weighted GPA of 3.5 or higher; or

  • You score 65% or more of the maximum total score on the Unified Master's Examination.

 

If you meet either of these criteria, you are eligible to participate in the CU Scholarship written competition.

 

Scholarship Retention

 

To retain the CU Scholarship, students must complete Part I of the 1+1 Master's Program in Strategic Communication within one academic year.

 

The scholarship awarded for Part II of the program will remain valid provided that the student:

 

  • continues their studies in Part II without interruption; and

  • completes Part I with a GPA of 3.5 or higher.