International Students
Frequently asked questions
How do I apply to GTU as an international student?
Complete the online registration. You need a receipt confirming payment of the registration fee of 75 USD (or its equivalent in GEL). Documents can also be sent by email through the contact page or submitted in person at the International Relations Department. The full process is described on the Enrollment Procedure page.
Which documents do I need?
For a bachelor’s programme: a secondary education certificate or equivalent and your passport. For a master’s programme: a bachelor’s diploma or equivalent and your passport. Documents issued in a foreign language must be translated into Georgian and notarised.
Is there an interview?
Yes. Every applicant attends a mandatory interview conducted in the language of the programme. The admission commission reviews your documents and may also set additional testing.
How is my previous education recognised?
After a positive decision, the Rector of GTU issues a written consent (approval letter). You then submit your documents to the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement (eqe.ge), which issues a recognition letter. The Ministry of Education issues the enrolment order within three weeks of recognition.
In which languages are programmes taught?
Programmes are offered in Georgian, English and Russian. A 60-credit Georgian language training programme is also available. See the list of programmes.
How much are the tuition fees?
Tuition fees are set by the GTU Academic Council. See the Tuition fees section of the online registration page. The fee is paid at the faculty when you sign your study contract.
Do I need a visa?
Visa requirements depend on your citizenship. See Visa Information.
Why GTU?
Rich experience 100 years+
Stories from the rich, century-long history of Georgia’s first and leading alma mater of higher technical education and science.
A leading engineering and technological school
GTU is a comprehensive teaching and research institution dedicated to educating highly qualified engineers and industry professionals.
International Projects
GTU takes part in international education and research projects, such as InnoCENS, PRINTeL and HERD, and works with CERN, Fermilab and KEK on large-scale physics experiments.
High Employment Rate
To promote student employment, GTU has signed memoranda of cooperation with leading local and international organizations.
Location
Read moreThe capital city of the country, Tbilisi.
In Tbilisi, the capital city of the country, living conditions – including healthcare, traffic, crime, and safety – are annually assessed with a “green result” by the international research portal Numbeo.
A safe, comfortable, and accessible location
Academic Programs
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Culture and Student Life in Tbilisi
Tbilisi is not just a native space – it is a city where life unfolds in an engaging way. The city offers Georgia’s distinctive culture, unique initiatives by student organizations, a rich history, and a heritage-rich environment for students.
Libraries and learning/scientific spaces
Tbilisi hosts modern academic libraries that are essential for students, as well as various city spaces where one can study peacefully. The library of the Georgian Technical University offers a rich collection, electronic resources, and a comfortable environment.
Security 24/7
Public safety in Georgia is maintained to high standards. The Patrol Police is available 24/7, allowing residents and visitors to call for assistance at any time. The emergency number 112 operates nationwide, and calls can be made even when mobile coverage is limited or a SIM card is inactive.

