Bachelor in Computer Science (FDU) - Caucasus University, Georgia

The Computer Science program, offered in collaboration with Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU), is a three-year undergraduate joint degree program that provides a robust foundation in computer science. Graduates earn dual degrees: a Bachelor of Computer Sciences from Caucasus University and a Bachelor of Science from FDU. The first four semesters are completed at Caucasus University in Tbilisi, covering core topics like programming, data structures, algorithms, computer systems, and software engineering. The final two semesters are conducted at FDU in the United States, offering students exposure to advanced technologies and a diverse academic environment. The program, taught in English, combines theoretical learning with practical applications, including projects, internships, and research opportunities. FDU’s designation as a National Security Agency Cybersecurity Center of Excellence ensures the curriculum meets high standards, particularly in cybersecurity and information assurance. Graduates are prepared for careers in software development, data analysis, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. The dual-degree structure and international experience enhance global employability, while access to modern facilities at both universities supports student success.