Today, GTU has 11 faculties, 15 scientific research institutes, and 1 center, offering prospective students a diverse range of faculties in both engineering and humanities fields.
Alongside their studies, GTU students participate in various sports and cultural activities. The university successfully hosts teams in rugby, football, judo, Georgian wrestling, billiards, chess, sambo, bowling, volleyball, snow and beach volleyball, as well as a basketball team. GTU has won numerous prestigious awards in these sports, both in Georgia and internationally.
GTU is also renowned for its cultural ensembles, including the “Modi Nakhe” Student Folk Theatre, the Male Choir, the GP Jazz Orchestra, the “Merani” Choreographic Ensemble, the Student Girls’ Ensemble “Qaldea,” and other musical groups.
From their first year, students have the opportunity to undertake internships—often paid—at partner organizations, gain practical experience, and deepen their professional knowledge.
Alongside their studies, GTU students actively participate in numerous sports and cultural activities. The university has thriving teams in rugby, football, judo, Georgian wrestling, billiards, chess, sambo, bowling, volleyball, snow and beach volleyball, as well as a basketball team. GTU has won numerous significant awards in these sports, both in Georgia and internationally.
GTU is also renowned for its cultural ensembles, including the “Modinahe” Student Folk Theatre, the Male Choir, the GP Jazz Orchestra, the “Merani” Choreographic Ensemble, the Student Girls’ Ensemble “Qaldea,” and other musical groups.
Georgian Technical University awards several types of scholarships to its students:
This is the most common scholarship.
Amount: GEL 150 per month.
GTU regularly publishes information about various international scholarship competitions, for example:
GTU faculties run a named scholarship programme, although the list may be updated every year.
A named scholarship can be received together with the state scholarship if the student meets the conditions of both competitions.
From time to time, scholarships funded by private companies and partner organizations are also announced. Such programmes depend on current partnerships and may differ from year to year.
GTU has close cooperation with 68 universities in 17 European countries, where students can participate in mobility programs under Erasmus+ with corresponding funding. These countries include Italy, Spain, Germany, Turkey, Poland, France, Portugal, Sweden, Greece, and others.
