Caucasus School of Business

Caucasus School of Business (CSB) is the business school of Caucasus University (CU), a private university in Tbilisi, Georgia. CSB was established in 1998 with US government funding, through a grant to Georgia State University (Atlanta, USA), and first operated as a school of a consortium of three Georgian universities. In 2004 it became a fully private institution and Caucasus University was founded on its basis. CU now also has schools of law, media, technology, architecture and design, governance, humanities and social sciences, tourism and medicine.

CSB offers bachelor's, dual bachelor's, master's, dual master's, doctoral and certificate programmes. Since 2004 it has run an offsite campus of Grenoble Graduate School of Business (GEM, France) and offers GEM's MBA in Georgia. From 2026 the bachelor's, master's and doctoral programmes of the School of Economics are being incorporated into CSB. Programmes follow the requirements of the Georgian Ministry of Education and Science and use ECTS credits. CSB programmes held CEEMAN accreditation from 2005 to 2010; CU joined AACSB in 2007 and, according to the university, CSB is preparing for the final stage of AACSB accreditation.

Caucasus University has partnerships with 390 universities in 75 countries, which support student exchanges and dual degree programmes. Its campus is at Paata Saakadze street 1 in Tbilisi, in a historic building dating from 1909.