Alte University is a private, fully accredited higher education institution located in Tbilisi, Georgia. Established in 2002 (originally as Tbilisi Open University, rebranded to Alte University in 2021), it has quickly grown to be a prominent university, currently hosting around 2,500 students from over 30 nationalities. The name "Alte" signifies "altitude" or "highest point," reflecting the university's mission to guide individuals towards their full potential. The university is characterized by its multicultural environment and strong focus on practical, real-world education combined with theoretical knowledge. It offers programs primarily across four schools: the Business School, International School of Medicine, School of Information Technology, and School of Law and Social Sciences. A key feature is that many of its programs, including its flagship Medical Doctor (MD) and Dentistry programs, and the Bachelor of Computer Science, are taught entirely in English, making it highly attractive to international students. Alte University emphasizes innovation and entrepreneurship, notably through initiatives like its "Startup Garage" which supports students in developing and implementing their ideas. It boasts strategic international partnerships with institutions globally, facilitating student and faculty exchange programs in the USA, Europe, Canada, and Australia. The university is also recognized by major international medical bodies like the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME), ensuring global acceptance of its medical degrees.

Tbilisi, Georgia

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