Georgian University named after St. Andrew of the First Patriarchate of Georgia (SANGU)

Georgian University named after St. Andrew of the First Patriarchate of Georgia (SANGU) in Tbilisi is a private higher education institution founded in 2008 with the blessing of the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia, His Holiness and Blessed Ilia II. The university is an educational center that combines church traditions with modern international standards. SANGU strives to develop national values ​​and promote spirituality and independence while providing quality education.

The university currently offers programs in two schools: the School of Humanities and Law, and the School of Business, Computing and Social Sciences. The educational institution has modern infrastructure, including classrooms and computer rooms equipped with the latest technologies. Considerable attention is paid to the study of foreign languages, especially English, through a specialized center at the university.

SANGU employs reputable professors and teachers from Georgia and abroad, which ensures a high level of teaching and research. The university actively cooperates with Western educational institutions, which allows students to participate in international scientific projects in areas such as law, psychology and economics. Modern methods of Internet distance learning are provided for doctoral students.

The university offers a rich student life, organizing educational projects, conferences, competitions, as well as sporting events and excursions throughout Georgia and beyond. SANGU is suitable for those who seek a quality education that combines traditional Georgian values ​​with cutting-edge international approaches.