12,500 GEL / yearMaster2 years
Viticulture and Enology
Master’s program at Georgian Technical University · Tbilisi, Georgia · Taught in English
12,500 GEL / year2 yearsMasterIntakes: Fall and Spring
Is this program right for you?
Viticulture and Enology at Georgian Technical University is an English-taught Master’s program in Tbilisi over 2 years. It suits international students who want work in agriculture and food production, and it is the next step after your Bachelor’s degree.
To apply you need: B1 English (or Russian) certificate, unless your diploma states you studied in that language. Interview in the program’s language, recorded for admission. No age limit. A full secondary school diploma is required.
About STU: Engineering at Georgia’s big technical university, with B1 English to apply. See how STU compares.
Tuition12,500 GEL / year
Duration2 years
Degree levelMaster
LanguageEnglish
CityTbilisi, Georgia
IntakesFall and Spring
How this program compares in Georgia
Yearly tuition
12,500 GEL / year (about $4,630). For English-taught Master’s programs that is close to the middle price in our Georgia list (about $4,630).
Tuition for the whole degree
About 25,000 GEL (about $9,259) over 2 years, before living costs. Tuition can be paid in 2 installments.
Only here in our list
This is the only English-taught Master’s program in Agriculture that we list in Georgia.
When you can start
Fall and Spring.
From application to arrival
How you get onto this program
- 01
Share your papers
Your passport, school certificate or diploma and transcript – checked by our team before the university sees them.
- 02
Assessment and recognition
A short university interview and English check, while NCEQE recognises your previous diploma.
- 03
Secure your seat
Pay the tuition the way the university asks and receive your acceptance and visa invitation letters.
- 04
Visa and the first days
The D3 student visa, a pickup at the airport, enrolment and your residence permit.
Admission requirements
Admission steps at STU
- Application to the Rector (name, passport number, citizenship, faculty, level, program, language)
- Commission review, recorded interview and tests if needed
- Rector’s written consent (within the approved quota)
- Application to NCEQE; final decision by the Ministry of Education
English and eligibility
B1 English (or Russian) certificate, unless your diploma states you studied in that language. Interview in the program’s language, recorded for admission.
No age limit. A full secondary school diploma is required.
Documents
You prepare
- Passport (translated into Georgian and notarized)
- Bachelor’s: school certificate with transcript (translated and notarized)
- Master’s: university diploma with transcript (translated and notarized)
- Design/Architecture: portfolio and motivation letter
- B1 English/Russian certificate (unless exempt)
- Under 18: birth certificate and one parent’s passport (translated and notarized)
STU provides
- Commission evaluation and recommendation
- Rector’s written consent
- Enrollment confirmation after the Ministry decision
Fees, visa and refunds
Tuition
12,500 GEL / year. Tuition can be paid in 2 installments.
Invitation letter and fees
STU does not issue classic invitation letters and is not responsible for visas. Optional support service (translation, notarization, NCEQE submission): 300 USD.
If your visa is refused
Full tuition refund after official confirmation of a visa refusal.
Accommodation
Our Local Student Support team helps you find and book accommodation and prepares the accommodation confirmation for your residence permit.
Viticulture and Enology at STU: before you apply
What will the whole degree cost in tuition?
About 25,000 GEL (about $9,259): 12,500 GEL / year for 2 years. Living costs, insurance and visa fees come on top.
What English level do I need?
B1 English (or Russian) certificate, unless your diploma states you studied in that language. Interview in the program’s language, recorded for admission.
How does admission work at STU?
The steps are: application to the Rector (name, passport number, citizenship, faculty, level, program, language); commission review, recorded interview and tests if needed; rector’s written consent (within the approved quota); application to NCEQE; final decision by the Ministry of Education.
When can I start?
Fall and Spring.
Can I pay the tuition in parts?
Tuition can be paid in 2 installments.
Do I get my money back if the visa is refused?
Full tuition refund after official confirmation of a visa refusal.
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