Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University

Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University stands out as one of the four Public Universities in Georgia offering a Medicine program, contrasting with the remaining private universities in the region. Established in 1923, the university commenced its medicine program in 1990. The interactive training methods and practical assessments employed here allow students to delve into various diagnosis techniques effectively. Within the faculty of natural sciences and healthcare, departments such as biology, chemistry, clinical medicine, public health, and dentistry cater to diverse areas of study.

The medical degree program at Batumi Medical University Georgia spans six years, with a curriculum aligning with European Standards. The university offers over one year of clinical rotations dispersed throughout the six-year MD Program. It is noteworthy that the university does not provide a separate internship program; however, it meets the training criteria outlined by the NMC, requiring more than one year of internship or equivalent credits of clinical rotation during the Medicine Program.

Emphasizing a conducive and friendly student environment, the university ensures the availability of essential facilities. Additionally, students are encouraged to engage in physical activities to foster their mental and emotional well-being.