Study Dentistry in Georgia

Every Dentistry program our partner universities in Georgia teach in English, with the yearly tuition, the length of the degree and what each university asks for – in one place.

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3 programsTaught in English

3 universitiesAll in Tbilisi

From $4,500 / yearYearly tuition

5 yearsLength of the degree

Why students choose Georgia for Dentistry

All 3 programs on this page are taught in English at universities in Tbilisi. There are no national entrance exams for international students: the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement (NCEQE) recognizes your school documents and the Ministry of Education approves your admission.

Tuition starts at $4,500 / year at Alte University and the highest fee in this list is $6,000 / year at University of Georgia. 2 of the 3 universities take new students more than once a year. If your visa is refused, each of them refunds the tuition you paid on official proof of the refusal.

Dentistry programs and tuition

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Dentistry (Stomatology)Alte UniversityOne-cycle5 yearsEnglish$4,500 / year Dental Medicine (DMD)European UniversityOne-cycle5 yearsEnglish$4,900 / year DentistryUniversity of GeorgiaOne-cycle5 yearsEnglish$6,000 / year

Tuition is the yearly fee for international students as published by each university. Tap a program for its full page.

What each university asks for

English proof and admission steps differ by university – these are their own published terms:

UniversityEnglishIntakesVisa refusal

Alte UniversityB2 certificate (IELTS/TOEFL) or proof of one year of English-medium study; otherwise an internal online B2 test. Computer Science applicants also take a mathematics test.Two intakes per yearFull tuition refund after official confirmation of a visa refusal.

European UniversityRemote English proficiency exam (speaking and writing).Once a year, Autumn semesterTuition is refunded if the visa is refused.

University of GeorgiaUG runs its own online English test. IELTS is only needed if the university asks for it.Fall and Spring (registration open year-round)100% refund with no deduction if the visa is refused (a suspension order and a refund request are required).

Your route to the first lecture

Choose your program

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Send your documents

Passport, school certificate or diploma with transcript and a photo – we handle the Georgian translation and notary.

Interview and recognition

A short interview or English test where the university asks for it, then NCEQE recognition and the Ministry's approval.

Visa and arrival

With your enrollment and invitation letters you apply for the D3 visa if you need one; we meet you in Tbilisi.

Quick answers

How much does it cost to study Dentistry in Georgia?

Yearly tuition for Dentistry starts at $4,500 / year (Alte University) and goes up to $6,000 / year (University of Georgia). Living costs, the residence permit and insurance come on top – see our cost of studying guide.

Which universities teach Dentistry in English?

Alte University, European University and University of Georgia.

How long is the Dentistry degree in Georgia?

One-cycle – 5 years, depending on the program.

Do I need IELTS for Dentistry in Georgia?

Not always. 3 of the 3 universities accept their own English test or interview instead of IELTS; the table above shows each university's rule.

Can you apply for me?

Yes. Open your account, choose your program and upload your documents – we check them, handle the Georgian translation and follow your application until your enrollment.

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