The Master of Business Administration program is part of the Alte University School of Business. The goal of the mentioned school is to prepare bachelors and masters with development-oriented and entrepreneurial thinking skills, who will be globally competitive in both the local and international employment markets.

Business Administration (MBA) Program

The components of the master's program are aimed at achieving the goals set in the program and developing the master's competencies as a result of the study. The logical sequence and evolution of the formation of achievable competencies determine the content of the master program, its structure, and curriculum.&nbsp;Qualification Awarded: Master of Business AdministrationThe master's program includes 120 credits covering the required and elective components.Compulsory components amount to 95 credits;<ul><li>Courses in mandatory training—60 credits</li><li>Master's Thesis-25 credits &nbsp;</li></ul>The elective component includes 35 credits; &nbsp;The student chooses 7 subjects from the elective subjects. The recommended workload is 6 subjects per semester, except for the 4th semester, during which the student is mainly focused on working on a master's thesis. &nbsp;See the curriculum of the master's program in business administration <a href="https://cms.alte.ge/storage/file/YDuhzUVx2P.pdf">at the link</a>.

Program Structure

An individual holding a bachelor's degree or an equivalent academic credential, admitted based on the outcomes of the common master's examinations and demonstrating proficiency in the English language (at a B2 level), is eligible to enroll in the Master's program in Business Administration. Competency in English is validated by the results of an English language examination or a certificate attesting to the appropriate proficiency level. Preference is accorded to candidates with prior managerial work experience during the admission process. Number of students to enroll: 60 Annual fee: 2900 GEL

Admission

Name, Surname: Nana ChanturiaPosition:&nbsp;Deputy Dean of the School of BusinessE-mail:&nbsp;business@alte.edu.ge; info@alte.edu.ge

Contact Information

Davit Kikvidze - Dean of the School of Business<a href="mailto:d.kikvidze@alte.edu.ge">d.kikvidze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;Ani Kapanadze - Manager of the School of Business<a href="mailto:ani.kapanadze@alte.edu.ge">ani.kapanadze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mikheil-tokmazishvili">Mikheil Tokmazishvili</a> - Head of Undergraduate and Master's Programs in Business Administrationm.tokmazishvili@alte.edu.ge

Administration

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is offered through the Alte University School of Business. The school's objective is to cultivate bachelor's and master's graduates with a forward-thinking, entrepreneurial mindset, poised to excel in the global employment landscape.Graduates of the Master of Business Administration program will possess comprehensive knowledge and versatile skills in marketing, management, finance, and entrepreneurship. This expertise equips them to establish and effectively manage successful businesses, while also making substantial contributions to the growth and enhancement of existing enterprises. &nbsp;Key aspects of the program The program offers:The curriculum is designed around contemporary methodologies and tailored to individual interests, offering opportunities to pursue new professions, advance existing careers, and specialize in specific fields. Students benefit from a unique networking opportunity, facilitated by the university's founders, Advisory Board, and over 200 partner organizations, which can lead to enhanced employment prospects or career progression. Additionally, students receive support for entrepreneurship endeavors through the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Participation in exchange programs, attendance at prestigious local and international conferences and forums, and collaboration with private and analytical organizations on projects and challenges allow students to broaden their horizons and contribute as speakers or moderators.

Business Administration (MBA)

The Master's Program in Law is part of the Alte University School of Law. The mentioned school, with its 20-year history, aims to prepare graduates equipped with knowledge and skills corresponding to the requirements of the labor market who will be successfully employed in the private sector as well as in state organizations, international organizations, diplomatic corps, or non-governmental organizations.

Master of Law Program

Qualifications Awarded: Master of Laws Language of Instruction: Georgian language Duration of study: 4 semesters (120 credits) Program structure:<ul><li>Compulsory component - 30 credits</li><li>Elective component - 30 credits</li><li>Practice - 30 credits</li><li>Master's thesis - 30 credits</li></ul>

Admission requirements for the Master of Laws program are:<ul><li>Passing general master exams.</li><li>Passing in-university exams - Law and English (B2 level).</li></ul>&nbsp;Number of students to enroll: 60 Annual fee: 2900 GEL

Name, Surname: Mariam OsadzePosition: Manager of Law School&nbsp;Email:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:lawandSS@alte.edu.ge">lawandSS@alte.edu.ge</a>; <a href="mailto:info@alte.edu.ge">info@alte.edu.ge</a>

<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/ketevan-tskhadadze">ketevan Tskhadadze</a> - Dean of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:k.tskhadadze@alte.edu.ge">k.tskhadadze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mariam-osadze">Mariam Osadze</a> - Manager of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:m.osadze@alte.edu.ge">m.osadze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mariam-chikobava">Mariam Chikobava</a> - Manager of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:m.chikobava@alte.edu.ge">m.chikobava@alte.edu.ge</a>

The Master's Program in Law is part of the Alte University School of Law. The mentioned school, with its 20-year history, aims to prepare graduates equipped with knowledge and skills corresponding to the requirements of the labor market who will be successfully employed in the private sector as well as in state organizations, international organizations, diplomatic corps, or non-governmental organizations. Masters of Law have developed all necessary competencies for the regulated profession of law, both in accordance with the sectoral characteristics of law and the requirements of the employment market.&nbsp;Program Objective:&nbsp;The program aims to:&nbsp;<ul><li>Provide students with a contemporary legal education and impart a profound and systematic understanding of the field of law based on comparative analysis of legal systems.</li><li>Develop the ability to effectively apply acquired knowledge in practical settings and to address legal issues creatively and fairly.</li><li>Enhance skills in analyzing legislative innovations, contemporary judicial practices, and scientific advancements, and in managing legal activities rationally.</li><li>Foster the capacity to independently plan and conduct scientific research.</li><li>Cultivate the ability to share legal insights and arguments with the academic and professional community, while adhering to ethical standards.</li><li>Help students understand the significance of legal values within the context of legal proceedings.</li><li>Enable students to independently oversee the process of further developing their knowledge and skills.&nbsp;</li></ul>Teaching Methods&nbsp;The program utilizes a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, explanations, analyses, brainstorming, discussions/debates, deductive and inductive methods, case analysis, comparative-legal analysis, historical-legal analysis, case studies, problem-based learning (PBL), action-oriented learning, collaborative learning, group work, role-playing and situational games, presentations, and other techniques. The key aspect of the program The program offers:<ul><li>During the course, students have the opportunity to choose the direction of law (private, public, and criminal law) Facilitating the successful passing of the lawyer's qualification exams;</li><li>Promotion of employment or career advancement through the network of contacts of the founders of the university, the advisory board (Advisory Board), and more than 200 partner organizations;</li><li>Support of the Center of innovations and entrepreneurship program in the creation of its own legal company or in other entrepreneurial directions;</li><li>Participation in exchange programs;</li><li>To engage in research activities;</li><li>Internship in public and private organizations in the position of a legal professional.</li><li>&nbsp;</li></ul>Learning Outcomes&nbsp;Upon completion of the program, the student will be able to:<ul><li>Explain the current state, developmental trends, and future prospects of both Georgian and international law, assess the correlation between national and international legal systems, and analyze the impact of European law on Georgian legislation.</li><li>Define the ethical standards for the professional conduct of judges and recognize the importance of upholding these standards in the judicial process.</li><li>Develop original approaches to resolving complex issues in judicial practice and legislation through the critical analysis and evaluation of current scientific literature, legislative updates, and practical developments.</li><li>Conduct independent research on contemporary legal issues using modern scientific research methods and strategic approaches, adhering to standards of academic writing.</li><li>Share ethical research findings and well-reasoned conclusions based on innovative synthesis of the latest information with the scientific and professional community, while adhering to principles of academic integrity.</li><li>Interpret legal norms for resolving non-standard legal situations based on comparative analysis of national and international law, taking into account practical problem-solving experience, and manage development-oriented activities to stay abreast of the latest achievements in legal science and practice.</li><li>Utilize contemporary strategic approaches to manage the activities of workgroup members and, when necessary, support their academic and practical development.</li><li>Consider the importance of legal values and principles in ensuring a balance between the interests, freedoms, and responsibilities of the parties involved.</li></ul>

Master of Law

The Master's Program in National and International Security is a program within the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Alte University. The goal of the school is to give the student broad and deep theoretical knowledge and also to develop all the practical skills necessary to achieve professional success.

National and international security Program

Qualifications Awarded: A Security ExpertLanguage of instruction: Georgian (Individual training courses of the program are conducted in English).&nbsp;Program structure:<ul><li>Compulsory components: 102 credits</li><li>Compulsory training courses: 69 credits</li><li>6 internship credits</li><li>Master's Thesis: 27 credits</li><li>18 credit elective course</li></ul>

A bachelor's or person with an equivalent academic degree is eligible to study in this program&nbsp;Necessary requirements<ul><li>Passing the general master exams</li><li>Passing the university exam in the specialty</li><li>Successfully passing the university interview (in order to prove the motivation needed to continue studying in the program)</li><li>Proficiency in English at B2 level (certified by the results of an internal university exam in English or an international certificate of proficiency at the relevant level) &nbsp;</li></ul>Admission to the mentioned program is not carried out this year

Name, surname: Mariam OsadzePosition: Manager of Law School&nbsp;E-mail: humanities@alte.edu.ge; info@alte.edu.ge

<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/ketevan-tskhadadze">ketevan Tskhadadze</a> - Dean of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:k.tskhadadze@alte.edu.ge">k.tskhadadze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mariam-osadze">Mariam Osadze</a> - Manager of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:m.osadze@alte.edu.ge">m.osadze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mariam-chikobava">Mariam Chikobava</a> - Manager of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:m.chikobava@alte.edu.ge">m.chikobava@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/vasil-sikharulidze">Vasil Sikharulidze</a> - Head of the National and International Security Programv.sikharulidze@alte.edu.ge &nbsp;

The Master's Program in National and International Security is a program within the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Alte University. The goal of the school is to give the student broad and deep theoretical knowledge and also to develop all the practical skills necessary to achieve professional success. This master's program has no analogs in Georgia. It is based on the experience of similar programs of the leading Western universities and, along with security issues, includes the components of political ideologies, leadership, and economics. Graduates have the opportunity to continue their careers in public (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, embassies, etc.) institutions, as well as in non-governmental, international, relevant research organizations, and private companies. Students will be able to be employed as a diplomat, international security specialists, international analysts, global policy researchers, international business consultants, strategic communications specialists, and others.&nbsp;Program Objectives:&nbsp;<ul><li>To provide students with a contemporary legal education and to impart a deep and systematic understanding of the field of law based on the comparative analysis of legal systems.</li><li>To develop the ability to effectively apply acquired knowledge in practical activities and to resolve legal problems in an original manner through fair balancing.</li><li>To enhance the skills necessary for analyzing legislative innovations, contemporary judicial practices, and scientific advancements, and for rationally managing legal activities.</li><li>To cultivate the ability to independently plan and conduct scientific research.</li><li>To develop the capacity to share legal opinions and arguments with the academic and professional community while adhering to ethical standards.</li><li>To help students understand the significance of legal values within the process of legal proceedings.</li><li>To enable students to independently manage the process of further refining their knowledge and skills.&nbsp;</li></ul>Teaching Methods&nbsp;The program employs a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, explanations, analyses, brainstorming, discussions/debates, deductive and inductive methods, case analysis, comparative-historical analysis, problem-based learning (PBL), action-oriented learning, collaborative learning, group work, role-playing and situational games, presentations, and other pedagogical approaches.&nbsp;Learning Outcomes&nbsp;Through the use of traditional and innovative teaching methods, the program aims to:<ul><li>Prepare highly qualified, competitive professionals who meet labor market demands in the field of security.</li><li>Equip students with a thorough understanding of fundamental issues related to national and international security and to develop practical skills for working in this field.</li><li>Enable students to identify and analyze the critical components involved in the creation and implementation of national security policy through a holistic and multi-sectoral approach.</li><li>Help students understand the role of the security sector within the state governance system.</li><li>Ensure that students comprehend and study the formal and substantive components of the decision-making process in the security sector, as well as the management links and fundamental documents of the system.</li><li>Develop students' strategic thinking skills.</li><li>Enable students to identify and analyze traditional and contemporary risks and threats facing national and international security systems and to understand mechanisms for risk management and addressing challenges.</li><li>Allow students to assess and analyze the security environment of Georgia.</li><li>Instill an understanding of the importance of ethical standards, accountability, and responsibility in the decision-making process.&nbsp;</li></ul>The key aspect of the program &nbsp;The program offers:<ul><li>Promotion of employment or career advancement through the network of contacts of the founders of the university, the advisory board (Advisory Board), and more than 200 partner organizations;</li><li>Lectures conducted by highly qualified Georgian and foreign practicing lecturers and leading specialists in the field;</li><li>Curriculum that is based on modern approaches and adapted to individual interests (in Georgian and English); Participation in exchange programs;</li><li>To engage in scientific research;</li></ul>&nbsp;Note: Admissions to this program are not being conducted for the current academic year.

Master Programs