David Agmashenebeli University of Georgia (DAUG) was established in 1992 as a center for education and scientific research that meets international standards, offering high-quality education. The university’s mission is to develop each student’s personality, both personally and professionally, to equip them with the skills needed for a competitive and modern workforce.

The university boasts modern infrastructure, including a conference hall, lecture rooms, computer centers, sports facilities, a press club, a library, and a First Aid Training Center. Highly qualified professors provide both theoretical and practical instruction, and the centers are fully outfitted with modern technologies to enhance students’ practical skills and knowledge.

The Medical School aims to deliver higher education through contemporary educational programs. Graduates are qualified to practice independently, engage in pedagogical and scientific research, pursue doctoral studies, or enter residency programs and complete their unified state examination.

This preparation enables students to carry out their professional duties in accordance with the medical standards and ethical norms recognized by the destination country’s authorities, ultimately upholding the dignity of human health.