The Scope of the Law — the Boundaries of Higher Education Law
Higher education law in Georgia is defined by the Law on Higher Education. The first article of the law explains its scope: it regulates the process of carrying out the educational and scientific-research activities of higher education institutions, the principles and rules of the governance and funding of higher education, establishes the rules for the foundation, activity, reorganization and liquidation of an institution, and also the principles of authorization and accreditation. Which body conducts authorization and accreditation is determined by other norms of the law — the anchor articles of this page do not contain that detail.
This framework determines that any matter — from the foundation of an institution to the rights of a student — is resolved through the prism of precisely this law, and a separate specialized question is first placed in the systemic framework and then assembled with specialized norms.