Diplomas and degrees

Diploma duplicate

Change of name or last name

 

 

Grigol Robakidze University awards the European type diploma recognized by the State, which is accepted   within the scopes of Bologna process. The enclosed supplement, information card, explains the awarded degree and the class of the diploma. This document fully describes the learning process, its level, context, content, and status. It completely matches with the model worked out by the European Commission, the European Union, and UNESCO/CEPES and provides international transparence and recognition.

 

After completing the full Bachelor’s or specialist’s programme, a graduate can be awarded four different classes of diploma.

 

80% +         I class diploma

70% - 79%    II second class upper level 

                            diploma

60% - 69%    II second class upper level 

                            diploma

51% - 59%    III third class diploma

 

Graduates of the Master’s programme can be awarded diplomas of two different levels – diploma with honours and diploma.

 

A Bachelor’s Programme student who for some reasons stops joining the programme on the second level and a Specialist’s Programme student who gives up the programme on the third level in case of accumulation corresponding credits will get a certificate that certifies his/her incomplete higher education.

 

A Bachelor’s Programme student who cannot accumulate 240 credits and a Specialist’s Programme student who cannot accumulate 300 credits have a chance to repeat the modules that he/she failed. Twice failures can get only a certificate certifying that they have passed the programme.

 

Professor Anthony John Vickers rendered us great assistance in working out a new model of diploma. It is noteworthy that he gives consultations to the University in other interesting problems as well. The University administration expresses him cordial gratitude.