Alte University holds an annual Open Day. The goal of the event is for applicants to receive accurate, first-hand information in one place, face-to-face, regarding undergraduate programs, study conditions, and career prospects.
In this blog post, we'll go over everything you can learn and do at Open Day, as well as how this event can help you make the right choice.
What is Open Day, and who is it for?
Open Day is a chance to visit the Alte University campus in Tbilisi for a few hours, sit in on info sessions, and get a feel for the place through hands-on activities.
It's where you get to talk directly with faculty, staff, and students who are already in the programs – the kind of conversations that answer questions you won't easily find covered on a website or Instagram page.
The day is mainly aimed at future students, but parents and teachers are more than welcome too. A lot of them show up with their own list of questions for program leads and lecturers, and this is one of the few settings where they can get straightforward answers face-to-face.
Open Day is also distinguished by interactive activities. Prospective students participate in short workshops where they have the opportunity to experience what a particular profession is like. For example, practical sessions are held for those interested in the Computer Science Bachelor’s Program, while those interested in the One-step Medical Program or Dentistry can learn about clinical practice, and applicants for Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics participate in various technical activities.
Such activities provide much more than a standard information format, such as just listening or Q&A. The student is given the opportunity to better familiarize themselves with their desired professions for a day and evaluate for themselves how much a particular field corresponds to their interests.
What will you learn on Open Day?
At Alte University, there are several primary fields of study for international students: Medicine, Dentistry, Computer Science, and Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics. Through direct communication and general descriptions, you will become acquainted with each of them.
For example, if you are interested in the International School of Medicine, you will hear from lecturers about how the Undergraduate Medical Program is structured, what clinical experience can be gained during the study period, and what career prospects await you in the future. In the event that Computer Science is your field of interest, you will ask questions directly to the people who lead this program.
In addition to the programs, you will receive detailed information about the 4-step admission process , English language requirements (Minimum B2 level), and student support services. These are precisely the issues about which applicants have the most questions and often do not know from whom to receive comprehensive answers.
How to make the most of this day?
Attending Open Day is a significant step in itself, but a little preparation will make this day much more productive.
Before you show up, it's worth spending some time looking through what Alte University's programs actually involve. Even a rough understanding of each direction will help you ask sharper, more specific questions once you're there. If you're leaning toward the School of Information Technology, for instance, but can't quite tell whether the Computer Science Bachelor's Program or the Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics Bachelor's Program is the better fit — that's exactly the kind of thing to bring up with lecturers on Open Day, while they're right there in front of you.
Speak not only with lecturers but also with students. They often talk more candidly about what the daily learning process is like, what they like, and what difficulties they face.
If you have not yet made a choice, which is completely natural, it is better to listen to information about several different fields. Comparison is the best way to understand which field is most interesting for you and which is less so. The Open Day format gives you exactly this opportunity, as you can familiarize yourself with diverse programs in one space.
Coming with a parent or someone close to you is also a good idea. They will not only receive answers to their own questions, but discussing with them after the event will also make it easier for you to make a final decision.
How to register?
Attending the Alte University Open Day is free, but pre-registration is a mandatory condition. The date of the event and the corresponding simple registration form are published annually on the university's official website and social networks.
To receive updates on time, follow the website and social networks. As a rule, the registration process begins a few weeks before the event.
If you have specific questions regarding the event or admission, you can contact the university directly:
- Hotline: (+995 32) 2 40 29 46/48
Email: info@alte.edu.ge
