The meeting of the GTU Representative Council

On June 14th, at 3:00 p.m., the session of the Georgian Technical University Representative Council No. 01-06-02/06 will be held in the administrative building of GTU in the Hall named after Giorgi Nikoladze.

Agenda:

1. Regarding the termination of the authority of the member of the representative council (Senate) of the Georgian Technical University – Vasil Gligvashvili – the speaker of the representative council (Senate) of the GTU, Professor Zaza Sopromadze;

2. Regarding the 2023 activity report of the head of the administration (Chancellor) of the Georgian Technical University – the reporting head of the administration, Professor Karlo Kopaliani;

3. Joint report of the head of the internal audit service of the Georgian Technical University on the report of the work performed by the head of the administration in 2023 – the speaker is the head of the internal audit service, Professor Tamaz Urtmelidze;

4. On the approval of the procedure for checking the plagiarism of the work done at the Georgian Technical University – the speaker is the Deputy Rector of the GTU, Professor Tamar Lominadze;

5. Regarding making changes to the staff schedule of the administration of the Georgian Technical University – the speaker is the head of the administration of the GTU, Professor Carlo Kopaliani;

6. Regarding making changes to the joint budget of the Georgian Technical University for 2024 – the speaker is the head of the administration, Professor Karlo Kopaliani;

7. Regarding granting the right to use the space owned by the GTU to the LEPL Anti-corruption Bureau – the speaker is the head of the administration, Professor Karlo Kopaliani;

8. In case of transfer from the Russian-language Bachelor program – “Construction” to the English-language educational program – “Civil Engineering” for foreign students of the Faculty of Construction of GTU, as an exception, about the maintenance of tuition fees – the speaker is the head of administration, Professor Karlo Kopaliani;

9. Current issues.