The Faculty of Medicine at the European University has been a cornerstone of medical education since its establishment in 2014. The faculty is committed to training students in the healthcare field, fostering an environment of academic freedom and institutional autonomy.

The teaching process is guided by renowned specialists with extensive clinical and pedagogical experience. A diverse range of teaching and assessment methods ensures that students not only acquire theoretical knowledge but also develop practical skills essential for their future careers.

The Faculty of Medicine has established collaboration agreements with approximately 50 clinics across Georgia and numerous medical universities worldwide. Faculty members and students are active participants in various international scientific and professional associations. These partnerships provide students with opportunities for clinical practice at university clinics globally, involvement in ongoing research projects, and participation in both local and international scientific events.

To enhance practical training, the faculty is equipped with a state-of-the-art simulation center and simulation dentistry rooms. These facilities utilize modern medical technologies and mannequins to teach and assess clinical skills in a simulated clinical environment.

Additionally, the University owns the Jo Ann University Hospital and the EU Dent Dental Clinic, further enriching the practical training and real-world experience available to students. These resources ensure that graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the healthcare industry.