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Name of the specialty – Jurispudence

 

The Bachelor’s program in Jurisprudence comprises 240 ECTS credits and is designed to be completed in four years, with a maximum allowable duration of six years.

 

In the fourth year, students have the option to specialize by selecting courses in their preferred field: Private/Business Law, Public Law, Criminal Law, or International Law.

 

Unique Features:

 

  • The only Law School offering International Law courses in English.
  • Primary language of instruction: Georgian, with components taught in English.

 

Financial Aid for Students:


Top students in each of the first, second, and third stages (based on academic performance) are eligible for financial aid. The top three students in each stage, who have also participated in scientific conferences, may receive tuition waivers covering 100%, 50%, or 30% of their tuition.

 

Tuition Fee:


6,990 GEL for Georgian citizens.

 

 

The Bachelor’s program is Law comprises no less than 240 ECTS with 60 ECTS per year and 30 ECTS per semester. Accordingly, the possible length of the program is four years. Each academic year consists of two semesters, each lasting for 20 weeks; thus the academic year lasts 40 weeks. 1 ECTS equals to 25 hours comprising contact hours (lectures, seminars, practical classes, etc) and independent hours of work (for Midterm and Final exams, for doing homework assignments and presentations).

 

After expiration of the time period prescribed for Bachelor’s Program, students having academic debts are allowed to go on education by taking additional semesters (no more than four) and retain the student’s status.

 

180  ECTS are allocated for acquiring competencies required for the profession, out of which 140 ECTS are allowed for mandatory courses of the specialty, 40  ECTS for optional courses and 22 ECTS for practical courses aimed at acquiring practical skills.

 

25 ECTS are allocated for the module of foreign languages (English) and 13  ECTS for general courses common for the whole University.

 

 

See catalog.

Program.

 

 

Any person having completed secondary education is entitled to enroll in the Bachelor’s Program in Law.

 

Pre-condition for enrolment in the Bachelor’s Program in Law is passing the Unified National Examinations. The Unified National Exams are held by the National Center for Examinations (legal Entity of Public Law), any exceptions to the general rule are allowed only in the cases prescribed by the Law.

 

All the candidates shall take the English or German language as a foreign language at the Unified National Examinations.

Khatuna Kakabadze


Undergraduate Programs Administrative Director 

Tel: (+995 32) 237 77 77 (278)

Mob: 599 34 99 52 

E-mail: kkakabadze@cu.edu.ge