Georgian Technical University

Tbilisi, Georgia

Georgian Technical University (GTU) is a prestigious public technical university located in Tbilisi, Georgia, founded on January 16, 1922. Originally part of Tbilisi State University, it became an independent polytechnic institute in 1928 and attained full university status by 1990.

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What study programmes are available at GTU?

GTU offers programmes across faculties in Civil Engineering, Informatics, Power Engineering, Mining, Architecture, Chemical Technology, Business Technologies, and others, leading to degrees such as BSc, BA, MSc, and PhD that follow the European ECTS model .

What languages are programmes taught in?

Most international programmes—especially Engineering Physics and certain Masters tracks—are delivered in English. Georgian and Russian are also used for various local programmes. International applicants without certification may be given internal English placement tests.

Are entrance exams required for engineering and Master’s programmes?

Yes — GTU often administers entrance examinations per faculty, covering subject-specific knowledge. These are a core admission requirement for Master’s programmes and certain technical Bachelor fields, and the schedule is published in advance.