Living
Experience the vibrant city life
Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modernity, making it an exciting place for students. The city is known for its vibrant arts scene, diverse culinary landscape, and welcoming atmosphere.
Old architecture
This building reflects the classical architecture of the early years.
Modern architecture
A newly constructed facility.
Food & Lifestyle
Discover Georgia’s Delicious Traditions
Georgia is famous for its unique cuisine — a delightful blend of European and Middle Eastern influences. From cozy cafes to bustling local markets, Tbilisi offers a vibrant food culture full of authentic flavors.
Must-Try Dishes
Khachapuri, Khinkali, and Mtsvadi — traditional Georgian delicacies you can’t miss.
Restaurants
From elegant dining to cozy family spots — Tbilisi’s restaurants cater to every taste and budget.
Daily Essentials
Groceries and daily necessities are affordable and easy to find across the city.
Accommodation
Average monthly living costs
Average monthly living costs (including rent, food, and utilities) range from $300–$700 USD. Students can choose from private apartments or shared housing depending on budget and preference.
Private apartments
Available across the city, many with modern amenities and affordable rent.
Shared housing
A popular option for making friends and saving costs.
Hostels
Student hostels — affordable and social includes budget-friendly food options for students.
Transportation
Affordable and convenient
Tbilisi offers excellent and affordable transport options. Monthly bus & metro pass: Approximately $10–$15 USD.
Buses and minibuses
Cover all major areas.
Metro system
Fast, efficient and bilingual signage in English & Georgian.
Taxi apps
Cheap and reliable.
Recreation & Travel
Adventure and relaxation
Georgia offers an incredible mix of adventure and relaxation. Its location allows easy and affordable travel to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Winter Sports
Ski in Gudauri or Bakuriani just a few hours from Tbilisi.
Nature and hiking
Explore national parks, waterfalls, and scenic mountain villages.
Beaches
Batumi, Kobuleti, Kvariati and Sarpi on the Black Sea coast are popular weekend getaways for students.
Student Community & Support
Strong international network
International students in Georgia enjoy a supportive environment that helps them adapt quickly and thrive both socially and academically.
- Student associations and societies (medical, cultural, and regional).
- English-speaking staff at all universities.
- Mentorship programs for newcomers.
- Active UK, Caribbean, African, and Asian student communities.
Mentorship
Friendly student mentors help newcomers adapt to academic life and the city.
Student Events
Universities regularly organize cultural festivals, workshops, and career fairs.
International Community
Join diverse student groups representing countries from all over the world.