The History of Caucasus University (CU) began in 1998, when the US Government via a grant from the Eurasia Foundation and the US Information Agency (USIA), in cooperation with Georgia State University (GSU), funded the Caucasus School of Business (CSB) and introduced the first Western Style business education in Georgia. Caucasus University was established in the year 2004, on the basis of Caucasus School of Business. After beginning its operation in 1999, CSB launched its first BBA, MBA and PhD programs followed by establishing Caucasus University as a private, higher education institution in 2004. The university grants Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees to its graduates in accordance with the rules and laws of Georgian legislation.Nowadays, CU has ten Schools: Business, Law, Media, Technology, Governance, Humanities and Social Sciences, Tourism, Medicine and Healthcare Management, Economics and Doctoral and provides a high quality, worldclass education through a combination of well-designed curricula and exceptional faculty with academic credentials and practical experience necessary for delivering an outstanding education. Its curricula are supported through participation in international programs and by visiting professors. Engaging teaching methods are used, which arebuttressed with professional experience and exchange programs for both students and scholars. Courses are delivered
by internationally qualified professional lecturers and professors, which ensures preparation of highly-qualified specialists in various fields.Furthermore, we are proud to announce that CU has moved to a new, historically significant campus in one of the most pastoral locations of Tbilisi. A nationally covered opening of the campus attracted visits from the President, the Minister of Education and a number of international friends.