Georgian Technical University (GTU)

Georgian Technical University is a public technical university founded in 1922 in Tbilisi, Georgia. It provides education and research across engineering, architecture, computing, energy, construction, transport, applied sciences, business and related fields.

Georgian Technical University is located in Tbilisi, Georgia, with faculties and facilities across its university campus network. Applicants should check the official faculty or International Admissions contact details for the building connected to their program.

GTU tuition for international students varies by the program, teaching language, degree level and academic year. Applicants should confirm the current amount on GTU’s official international admissions information and in their enrollment documents before making a payment.

An installment arrangement is not automatic for every international student. GTU’s general FAQ mentions individual payment arrangements in some circumstances, but international applicants must ask the responsible faculty or finance office whether this applies to them and obtain the conditions in writing.

International applicants must submit GTU’s online application and the identity and education documents requested for their program. A passport, previous diploma or school certificate and academic records are commonly required, and education completed abroad must pass Georgia’s recognition and enrollment procedure; extra documents or assessments may apply.

Eligible foreign citizens may apply through Georgia’s international-student enrollment route instead of the Unified National Examinations. GTU and the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement must still review the applicant’s education and issue the required recognition and enrollment decisions.

GTU offers selected English-taught programs, and its current published catalog includes options such as architecture, design, biomedical engineering, civil engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, agronomy and other programs. Availability can change, so applicants should verify the teaching language on the exact program listing.

GTU covers a broad range of engineering and technology areas, including civil, mechanical, transport, biomedical, water and energy-related engineering, architecture, computing, mining, geology and applied sciences. Degree level and teaching language vary, so students should compare the current program catalog before applying.

English-taught programs may require evidence that the applicant can study in English, but GTU does not publish one universal IELTS rule for every program. The relevant program or admissions office will confirm whether IELTS, another B2-level certificate, prior English-medium education or an internal assessment is accepted.

GTU deadlines and intake dates depend on the program and admission route and may change each academic year. International applicants should follow the date shown in the current online registration or International Admissions notice and allow time for foreign-education recognition and visa documents.

Georgian Technical University is authorized under Georgia’s national quality-assurance system, and its programs are subject to national accreditation. Recognition abroad depends on the exact program, destination country and regulated profession, so applicants should verify academic or licensing requirements with the relevant authority.

GTU publishes scholarship and exchange-funding opportunities, but eligibility can depend on citizenship, academic performance, program and the rules of each call. International students should review the current scholarship announcement rather than assume that an award is included with admission.

GTU’s current public international-admissions pages do not guarantee a dormitory place for every applicant. Students should ask International Admissions or student services whether university housing is currently available and confirm the application procedure, cost and location before travelling.

GTU permits student mobility and transfer under the applicable Georgian rules. The university reviews the applicant’s transcript and course documentation before determining which credits can be recognized, so the final credit award is case-specific.

GTU reports partnerships with local and international organizations that provide internships and practical experience, including opportunities that may begin early in a student’s studies. Availability depends on the faculty, program, employer requirements and the student’s academic profile.