On May 15 at 01:00 p.m., the Library of the Administrative Building of the Georgian Technical University will host a workshop dedicated to the development and writing of project proposals within the framework of the Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ programs. The main objective of the event is to support participants in transforming their ideas into structured, well-organized, and competitive project applications.
During the workshop, participants will gain insight into the fundamental logic of EU project writing.
The session will cover key aspects such as developing a fundable idea, identifying the core problem, clearly defining target groups, and formulating precise objectives. Particular attention will be given to activity planning, as well as defining expected results and the long-term impact of the project.
In addition to theoretical knowledge, the workshop will include a strong practical component. Participants will explore application forms in detail and learn the basic principles of project budgeting.
Furthermore, speakers will highlight common mistakes made during proposal writing, helping participants avoid them in future applications.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a preliminary outline of a project idea and a clearer understanding of how to develop it into a comprehensive application.
To attend, pre-registration is required via a special form.
Please complete the registration form.
On April 28, at 03:00 p.m., at the Jiuli Shartava Laboratory of the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems at the Georgian Technical University, Professor Karole Westerkampf of the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands) will hold a public lecture for students on the topic – “Modern Communication Techniques”.
Attendance is free. Those interested must register in advance at the link.
From June 5th to 20th, the 90th Open International Scientific Conference of Students will be held, organized by the Georgian Technical University. This conference is open to students from bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral educational programs at both Georgian and foreign higher educational institutions.
Those wishing to participate in the conference must register online on the conference website from May 4th to May 10th. Additionally, the student must include a thesis in Georgian and English on the registration form (see Thesis Formatting Standards).
The registered student is required to submit one copy of the thesis (physical and/or electronic version) to the head of the relevant section at the faculty from May 11th to May 18th.
Key dates:
- Conference opening date: June 4th, 2026;
- Conference closing date: July 10th, 2026.
For additional information, please contact us:
Georgian Technical University, Department of Student Services, Culture and Sports; Tbilisi, M. Kostava 77, Administrative Building, 2nd Floor, Room №236; Tel.: (+995 32) 2 77 11 11/7044; E-mail: studconf@gtu.ge.
“State Languages of Georgia in the Era of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy – Cultural and Technological Aspects”, – The second international conference will be held at the Georgian Technical University on May 28th.
The event is held within the framework of the Days of Protection and Development of Georgia’s Digital Sovereignty and is dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the declaration of Christianity as the state religion and the final establishment of John Zosimes’ manuscript “Praise and Glory of the Georgian Language”.
For additional information about the conference, visit the link.
On April 27, at 13:00, the Georgian Technical University Tutoring and Mentoring Center will organize a training for professors – “Self-Evaluation and Emotional Intelligence in Mentoring.”
The meeting aims to help teachers understand the importance of emotional intelligence in the teaching process and the role of self-assessment. Participants will receive practical recommendations that will help establish effective communication with students.
The meeting will discuss:
- The importance of emotional intelligence;
- Self-assessment as a basis for professional development;
- The use of emotional intelligence in the learning and mentoring process;
- The role of a mentor in effective communication and student support;
- Practical recommendations and examples
The meeting will be interactive, providing participants with the opportunity to engage in discussions, share their experiences, and receive practical advice.
The training will be held in auditorium 410 of Building 9 of the Georgian Technical University by speaker Nana Aleksidze, Doctor of Educational Sciences, PhD candidate in Applied Psychology, psychologist, psychotherapist, and associate professor.
Attendance is recommended for all teachers interested in modern approaches to mentoring and developing effective relationships with students.
If you wish to participate, please register at the following link.
On May 18-22, Georgian Technical University will host the V International Scientific-Practical Seminar “Environmental Engineering and Modern Eco-Urbanism”.
The seminar is held within the framework of the cooperation agreement signed between the Georgian Technical University and Bialystok University of Technology, the Turkish Economic and Social Research Institute, the Lublin University of Life Sciences, and the National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia.
The seminar directions:
- Environmental Engineering;
- Water Resources;
- Construction, and Eco-Urbanism.
Those wishing to attend the event must register in advance by May 1st.
Face-to-face speakers should register at the provided link.
For online participants, see the link.
See additional information about the seminar.
The Faculty of Mining-Geology and Sustainable Mountain Development at Georgian Technical University celebrates Geologist’s Day on April 7. The programme includes student sessions, presentations on geotourism and speleotourism perspectives in Racha, as well as the opening of the Mineralogy and Gemology Laboratory.
Day I
Event Dedicated to Geologist’s Day
“Revival of Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti – A Foundation for Sustainable Mountain Development”
- 📍 Georgian Technical University, Administrative Building, Central Library
- 📅 April 6–7, 2026
- 🕐 11:00 AM
Day II
| Time |
Title |
Presenter |
| 11:00 |
Student Poster Session (Geology, Environment and Society) |
— |
| 11:40 |
Opening of the Mineralogy and Gemology Laboratory |
— |
| 12:00 |
“Racha – A Breath That Continues History” |
Tamar Koblianidze |
| 12:10 |
“Geotourism and Heritage” |
Manana Aladashvili |
| 12:20 |
“Perspectives of Speleotourism in Ancient Racha” |
Guram Lomjvaria |
| 12:30 |
Quiz |
— |
| 12:40 |
Award Ceremony |
Shorena Kupreishvili |
| 12:50 |
Award Ceremony |
Anzor Abshilava; Nina Maisuradze |
| 13:00 |
Closing Remarks |
— |
| 13:30 |
“Stones Tell History” (Museum Tour) |
— |
| 14:00 |
Lunch |
— |
On May 22, the 10th International Scientific Conference “Globalization and Modern Challenges of Business” will be held, organized by the Faculty of Business Technologies of the Georgian Technical University.
The conference, which will be held in Building VI of GTU, will be held in Georgian and English. Speakers at the event must submit their articles by May 1 and pay the registration fee by May 11.
Conference email: btconference@gtu.ge.
For additional information about the 10th International Scientific Conference, please see the link.
