Georgian Technical University (GTU)
Georgian Technical University (GTU) , formerly known as the Georgian Lenin Institute of Applied Arts, is the largest technical university in Georgia. It is located in the capital city of Tbilisi.
The Georgian Technical University was established in 1922 as the Faculty of Applied Arts at Tbilisi State University. The first lecture was delivered by the Georgian mathematician Professor Andria Razmadze.
It was transformed into an independent institution known as the Georgian Polytechnic Institute in 1928 and gained university status by 1990.
Georgian Technical University (GTU) has more than 22,000 students and approximately 2,500 faculty members and staff. The university’s main faculties are as follows:
- Civil Engineering
- Power Engineering and Communications
- Mining and Geology
- Chemical Technology and Metallurgy
- Architecture, Urban Planning, and Design
- Information Systems and Control
- Transport and Machine Building
- Humanities and Social Sciences
About Georgian Technical University (GTU):
Over the past eighty years, Georgian Technical University has provided more than 60% of Georgia’s specialists in engineering, chemistry, and scientific industry. While its counterpart, Tbilisi State University, focuses on more popular disciplines such as civil law or economics, GTU continues its proud tradition of supplying technical specialists to industry and exact sciences.
In recent years, GTU has expanded further by establishing new institutions, including the Caucasus Business School , a joint project between GTU, Tbilisi State University, and Georgia State University (Atlanta, Georgia, USA), the German Studies Faculty, the Georgian-French Studies Faculty, and the Cisco Networking Academy . Additionally, GTU operates thirteen branch institutes across the country.
GTU uses the ECTS grading scale and awards qualifications in the following degrees: Specialist Diploma, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), and Master of Science (M.Sc.). The first three degrees require four to four and a half years of full-time study; the Master of Science degree requires one and a half to two years of full-time study. Most students (excluding those in humanities or arts programs) undergo rigorous training in mathematics and fundamental sciences during their studies at GTU.
GTU is well known for its strong ties with the Andria Razmadze Mathematical Institute of Georgia , the leading mathematical research institute in the Caucasus region.
GTU also awards scientific doctoral degrees , which require three years or more of advanced study depending on the field.
All academic degrees are also offered through part-time and distance learning programs, which may take longer to complete.
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Bachelor’s Degree Programs for International Students
Georgian Technical University (GTU)
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Master’s Degree Programs for International Students
Georgian Technical University (GTU)
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Ph.D. Degree Programs for International Students
Georgian Technical University (GTU)
Tuition Fees and Program Duration
University Admission Requirements:
To obtain admission to Georgian Technical University (GTU) , please carefully fill out the application form and send the required documents to the following email address:
info@albatoulgroup.net
Required Documents for Registration:
- A copy of the student’s passport.
- A copy of the academic qualification.
- A personal photo.
After submitting your application, you will receive an official offer letter from the university within 7 business days , provided all requirements are met.
Based on the offer letter, Al-Batoul Group will begin the registration procedures. The process of translation, authentication, recognition, and final registration takes approximately 15 to 30 business days .
Students can enroll for either the Fall semester (September) or the Spring semester (March) .
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