Prof. Lamara Kadagidze
Professor of Medicine, Caucasus Medicine School
Study MBBS at
Caucasus University, Tbilisi
Join a leading private medical university in Georgia with an English‑taught MD program, strong clinical exposure, and a vibrant Indian and international student community in the heart of Tbilisi.
Caucasus University MD / MBBS Program Overview
A 6‑year, English‑taught Medical Doctor (MD) program (360 ECTS) designed in line with European standards, moving from basic and para‑clinical sciences to intensive clinical rotations and internship.
Pre‑clinical
Pre‑Clinical Foundations
Years 1–2
Build a strong base in Anatomy, Histology, Physiology, Biochemistry, Medical Biology, and Biophysics, together with introduction to medicine, communication skills, and medical ethics.
Systems & Disease
Para‑Clinical & Systems
Years 2–3
Study Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Immunology, Pathophysiology, Behavioral Sciences, and Public Health, linking mechanisms of disease with early clinical skills.
Integration
Clinical Entry & Community Health
Year 3
Strengthen integration of theory and practice through Clinical Skills, Community Medicine, Radiology, and introductory rotations in Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, and Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Clinical years
Core Clinical Rotations I
Year 4
Progress into core clinical rotations in Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Psychiatry, Dermatology, ENT, and related hospital departments in Tbilisi.
Specialties
Advanced Clinical Modules
Year 5
Continue with advanced Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Anesthesiology, Ophthalmology, Infectious Diseases, Cardiology, Oncology, Orthopedics, and other specialty subjects.
Internship
Clinical Internship & Readiness
Year 6
Complete a structured clinical internship across major disciplines, finalize research or project work, and prepare for licensing exams and residency with full‑time hospital‑based training.
Structure adapted from the official Caucasus University / Caucasus Medicine School MD (Medical Doctor) program and MBBS syllabus descriptions (360 ECTS, 6 years / 12 semesters).
Caucasus University Facilities
Caucasus University (Caucasus International University) provides a strong infrastructure for MBBS with modern classrooms, laboratories, skills centers, libraries, and clinical bases that support high‑quality medical training for international students.
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Modern Academic Campus
Caucasus University offers a modern private campus in Tbilisi with smart classrooms, lecture halls, and digital learning spaces that support interactive, case‑based medical teaching.
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Teaching Hospitals & Clinical Exposure
MBBS students train in affiliated hospitals and clinics, gaining supervised clinical exposure where they learn history‑taking, examination skills, documentation, and patient management at the bedside.
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Advanced Laboratories & Skills Centers
Anatomy, histology, pathology, biochemistry, microbiology labs, and clinical skills/simulation centers equipped with modern technology help students practice procedures safely from early years.
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Library & Digital Resources
University and medical faculty libraries offer quiet study halls, group work rooms, electronic catalogues, and online resources, supporting exam preparation and research throughout the MBBS program.
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Comfortable Student Facilities
On‑campus services such as cafeterias, sports facilities, planned dormitories, and easy access to city transport make daily life convenient and student‑friendly in Tbilisi.
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International Student Support
Dedicated international student services guide applicants with admissions, visas, accommodation, and integration, helping overseas students adapt smoothly to university and city life.
About Caucasus University
A leading private university in Georgiapreparing globally competitive doctors.
Caucasus University aims to train highly qualified, morally grounded professionals for local and international healthcare markets through research‑oriented, student‑centered teaching. Its MD / MBBS program follows European standards and is fully taught in English, making it a strong choice for international and Indian students.
With modern infrastructure in Tbilisi, experienced academic staff, and strong clinical training, the university focuses on academic excellence, democratic values, and practical skills so graduates can build successful medical careers worldwide.
Academic Leadership
Prof. Nino Kavelashvili
Professor of Medicine, Caucasus Medicine School
Assoc. Prof. Teona Maminashvili
Associate Professor – MD Program
Dr. David Gagnidze
Assistant Professor – Clinical Medicine
Caucasus University in Tbilisi, Georgia, is a prestigious private institution offering an English‑taught MD/MBBS program recognized by major global bodies, with a strong focus on international standards and student support.
Academic Life at Caucasus University
International Medical Campus
Study medicine on a modern private campus in Tbilisi with well‑equipped lecture halls, laboratories, and English‑medium teaching aligned with European medical education standards.
Supportive Student Life
Enjoy an active student life with clubs, events, and a lively urban campus environment, where students build friendships, leadership skills, and professional networks alongside their MBBS degree.
Dedicated Student Services
Access student service centers and international office support that help with admissions, visas, housing, public transport guidance, and everyday academic or administrative questions.
Success Stories
MBBS graduates from Caucasus University building their medical careers in India and abroad.
Student Testimonials
Hear directly from Indian and international students about campus life, teaching quality, and how MBBS at Caucasus University helped them clear licensing exams and start practicing medicine.
ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENTS
From Tbilisi classrooms to global healthcare.
Caucasus University MBBS graduates have successfully passed FMGE and other licensing exams, joined postgraduate training, and started working in hospitals across India, Georgia, and other countries. Many Indian students highlight the English‑medium curriculum, supportive environment, and strong clinical exposure as key reasons behind their success and confidence as young doctors.