Memorandum of Understanding Signed Between GTU and “GM Pharmaceuticals”
19-03-2025
Vice-Rector of the Georgian Technical University, Associate Professor Tamar Tsereteli, and Executive Director of the company “GM Pharmaceuticals” Levan Varduashvili signed a memorandum of understanding between the university and the pharmaceutical company.
The goal of the memorandum is to facilitate qualified education and professional development for university students, to plan and implement joint projects, which, on the one hand, develop the students’ practical skills, and on the other hand, strengthen the company’s research and professional resources.
The memorandum aims to establish long-term cooperation between the university and the company, which will contribute to the introduction of innovations in the relevant field and the training of professional personnel.
According to the Vice-Rector of the Georgian Technical University, the university’s goal is to provide students not only with theoretical knowledge but also with practical experience, which will contribute to their professional development.
As Tamar Tsereteli noted, within the framework of the cooperation with “GM Pharmaceuticals”, students of biotechnology, chemistry, pharmacy, and biomedical engineering will be allowed to engage in research projects and undergo practical training at a leading pharmaceutical company, which will allow them to combine theoretical knowledge with real practice and acquire the skills necessary for a successful career.
“Education, science, and industry together create a future where innovation and high quality are at the forefront of development. One of the main goals of the partnership with “GM Pharmaceuticals” is to support innovation and scientific research. Through this cooperation, we will create joint research projects that will contribute to the development of new pharmaceutical technologies, quality control methods, and healthcare solutions. This will not only benefit our students and scientists but will also contribute to the strengthening of the Georgian pharmaceutical sector. I believe that this partnership will bring concrete and long-term results that will bring significant benefits to our students and the Georgian pharmaceutical sector. We look forward to fruitful cooperation with the company and the successes that our students will achieve by fully utilizing this opportunity,” said Tamar Tsereteli.
According to Associate Professor Nato Katamadze, Head of the Career Development Department of the Georgian Technical University Learning Process Management Service, the memorandum is an important step for students’ career advancement. They will have the opportunity to gain practical experience, establish professional connections, and significantly increase their employment opportunities in the local and international markets.
“Georgian Technical University constantly strives to develop not only theoretical knowledge but also practical skills for students, which will help them cope with real challenges. Cooperation with “GM Pharmaceuticals” is a clear confirmation of this vision. Within the framework of the memorandum, our students will have a unique opportunity to gain experience from leading industry specialists, get acquainted with the latest technologies, and develop practical skills, which will play an important role in their professional development. One of the main goals of this cooperation is to strengthen the connection between education and employment so that our students are fully prepared to meet the demands of the labor market. Many thanks to the company for supporting the professional development and education of students. I believe that this cooperation will bring us several significant achievements and will become a symbol of success in the long term,” said Nato Katamadze.
The goal of the memorandum is to facilitate qualified education and professional development for university students, to plan and implement joint projects, which, on the one hand, develop the students’ practical skills, and on the other hand, strengthen the company’s research and professional resources.
The memorandum aims to establish long-term cooperation between the university and the company, which will contribute to the introduction of innovations in the relevant field and the training of professional personnel.
According to the Vice-Rector of the Georgian Technical University, the university’s goal is to provide students not only with theoretical knowledge but also with practical experience, which will contribute to their professional development.
As Tamar Tsereteli noted, within the framework of the cooperation with “GM Pharmaceuticals”, students of biotechnology, chemistry, pharmacy, and biomedical engineering will be allowed to engage in research projects and undergo practical training at a leading pharmaceutical company, which will allow them to combine theoretical knowledge with real practice and acquire the skills necessary for a successful career.
“Education, science, and industry together create a future where innovation and high quality are at the forefront of development. One of the main goals of the partnership with “GM Pharmaceuticals” is to support innovation and scientific research. Through this cooperation, we will create joint research projects that will contribute to the development of new pharmaceutical technologies, quality control methods, and healthcare solutions. This will not only benefit our students and scientists but will also contribute to the strengthening of the Georgian pharmaceutical sector. I believe that this partnership will bring concrete and long-term results that will bring significant benefits to our students and the Georgian pharmaceutical sector. We look forward to fruitful cooperation with the company and the successes that our students will achieve by fully utilizing this opportunity,” said Tamar Tsereteli.
According to Associate Professor Nato Katamadze, Head of the Career Development Department of the Georgian Technical University Learning Process Management Service, the memorandum is an important step for students’ career advancement. They will have the opportunity to gain practical experience, establish professional connections, and significantly increase their employment opportunities in the local and international markets.
“Georgian Technical University constantly strives to develop not only theoretical knowledge but also practical skills for students, which will help them cope with real challenges. Cooperation with “GM Pharmaceuticals” is a clear confirmation of this vision. Within the framework of the memorandum, our students will have a unique opportunity to gain experience from leading industry specialists, get acquainted with the latest technologies, and develop practical skills, which will play an important role in their professional development. One of the main goals of this cooperation is to strengthen the connection between education and employment so that our students are fully prepared to meet the demands of the labor market. Many thanks to the company for supporting the professional development and education of students. I believe that this cooperation will bring us several significant achievements and will become a symbol of success in the long term,” said Nato Katamadze.
