GTU Doctoral Student: “The University Provides Students with Knowledge and the Opportunity to Realize Their Potential”

“Georgian Technical University provided me with a strong theoretical foundation, valuable practical experience, and the opportunity to actively engage in scientific research. During my student years, I participated in numerous national and international conferences, published scientific papers, and contributed to various research projects. The university supported me throughout my academic and professional development. I would like to emphasize that the Georgian Technical University played an important role in my professional and scientific development. Today, as a second-year doctoral student and Head of the Hydraulics Laboratory, I continue my work at the very university that gave me the knowledge, experience, and opportunities to grow.” Says Mari Tebidze, Doctoral Student of the Construction Faculty of the Georgian Technical University

Mari Tebidze is a second-year doctoral student at the Faculty of Construction of Georgian Technical University and serves as Head of the Hydraulics Laboratory.

She believes that the university has played a decisive role in both her academic and professional development by enabling her to combine scientific research with practical work and reflecting on her career.

“My career path started during my studies at Georgian Technical University. I first worked as a laboratory assistant, then as an engineer-operator, and today I have the honor of leading the Hydraulics Laboratory. The university provided me with opportunities to gain practical experience, participate in international scientific forums, and contribute to research projects, all of which became an important foundation for my professional growth. I encourage young people to choose Georgian Technical University if they want to receive a high-quality education, engage in scientific research, and build a successful professional career. The university offers students not only knowledge but also the opportunity to discover and fully realize their potential.”

– Mari Tebidze, a doctoral student

It’s noteworthy that during her years as a student, Mari Tebidze was actively involved in scientific research and academic activities. She participated in numerous national and international scientific conferences, earning first-place awards on several occasions. She is also the recipient of multiple academic scholarships and has been awarded the Young Scientist-Researcher Honorary Certificate in recognition of her achievements.

Her international academic experience includes participation in the European Geosciences Union General Assembly (EGU24) in Vienna. In addition, her research has been published in both Georgian and international scientific journals. In recognition of her ongoing research, Mari Tebidze was awarded a prestigious research grant from the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation.