These figures come from TSMU’s official fee schedule. (Georgian-medium programs are generally lower, around $4,000/yr.) Fees cover tuition, exams, and lab use. Note that Georgian citizens pay in Lari at the local rate (for example, the American MD program is ~8,000 GEL for Georgians).
Besides tuition, living costs in Tbilisi are low compared to Western cities. For example, university dormitory housing is about $2,500 per year (including room and mess). According to TSMU’s international admission guides, the on-campus dorms are fully furnished with amenities like air conditioning. Monthly living expenses (food, transport, utilities) typically range from $200–$400, far below those in Europe or North America.
Scholarships: Georgia offers a few limited government scholarships and financial aid for international students. Interested applicants should inquire about scholarship opportunities or payment plans when applying.