It is located in the capital city of Tbilisi.
From 2021, GTU and EMaVE implements one double-diploma in vine and wine sciences. Every year, 2 GTU students follows M1 in Georgia and join Vinifera programme for the M2, with the support of UFG (Université Franco-Géorgienne) and Erasmus+ programme.
Georgian Technical University was founded in 1922 as a polytechnic faculty of the Tbilisi State University.
Transformed in 1928 into an independent “Georgian Politechnical Institute” it achieved University status by 1990.
Georgian Technical University has more than 22,000 students and around 1,500 staff.
Major faculties of the university are as follows:
Power Engineering and Telecommunication
Civil Engineering
Mining and Geology
Chemical technology and Metallurgy
Architecture, Urban planning and Design
Informatics and Control Systems;
Transportation and Machine-Building
Humanitarian-Social
Agricultural Sciences and Biosystems Engineering
Georgian Technical University has provided over 60% of Georgia’s engineering, chemistry and scientific industry professionals for the last eighty years.
GTU uses the ECTS grading scale and awards degrees and diplomas of Expert, Bachelor of Sciences, Bachelor of Arts, and Master of Sciences.
GTU Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Biosystems Engineering was established in December, 2013.
The faculty operates the following programs:
Bachelor: 8 (including Viticulture and Enology in Georgian language)
Master: 10 (including Viticulture and Enology in English language)
PhD: 6
There are the following number of the students on the Faculty: 1768, Bachelor students, 71 Master students and 23 PhD students.
