Bachelor in Tourism

Caucasus University in Tbilisi, founded in 2004, is a vibrant private university known for its focus on business, law and social sciences. With around 10,000 students and more than 2,000 international learners, the campus combines regional expertise with an increasingly global outlook. Academic programs are designed to develop analytical skills, leadership and entrepreneurial thinking while meeting international quality standards.

The university emphasizes a student-centered approach that blends theory with applied learning. Small class sizes, practical projects and industry-linked internships help students build workplace-ready skills, and faculty frequently collaborate with local and international partners to provide real-world experience. Specialized career services and mentorship networks support job placement and further study.

Tbilisi provides an affordable, culturally rich setting where international students can engage with Georgian history, language and business opportunities. Caucasus University offers a compact portfolio of programs that are easy to navigate and suited to students seeking focused professional training across 15 main offerings. Prospective students will appreciate the supportive community, avenues for entrepreneurship and the strong regional and international connections that enhance post-graduate prospects.

The Bachelor in Tourism at Caucasus University is for students who want to learn about the tourism industry. This 4-year Bachelor degree helps students understand tourism management and development. The program is taught in English and takes place on campus.

The curriculum includes subjects like tourism marketing, hospitality management, and cultural heritage. Students develop skills in planning, organizing, and managing tourism events and projects, and get practical experience through internships and field trips.

Graduates can work as Tourism Managers, Travel Agents, Hotel Managers, Event Coordinators, or Tour Guides. They can work in hotels, travel agencies, tour operators, or government tourism offices.