Innovative Training and Practical Space to Be Launched at GTU With the Support of the Company “Baumer”
02-06-2025
An innovative training and practical space will be launched at the Georgian Technical University for students of the faculties of Construction and Transport Systems and Mechanical Engineering, with the support of the company “Baumer”.
Students will undergo an internship program and practical training at “Baumer” and will get acquainted with the company’s activities on-site.
The agreement on this was signed by Tamar Tsereteli, Vice-Rector of the University, and Revaz Kamashidze, Director of “Baumer”.
Georgian Technical University administration, professors and teachers of the faculties of construction and transport systems and mechanical engineering, students, and company representatives attended the signing of the document.
As the Vice-Rector noted at the meeting, the Memorandum of Cooperation envisages partnership between the parties, sharing of knowledge and experience within the framework of competence, implementation of joint educational and research projects and practical activities, sharing of the scientific and technical potential and production base of the parties, cooperation in the development of academic programs, which will contribute to the career growth of students and the development of the field in general.
According to Tamar Tsereteli, within the framework of the memorandum, with the support of the company “Baumer”, an innovative educational and practical branded space will be launched in the first academic building of the Georgian Technical University to develop engineering-profile fields, where theoretical and practical training will be carried out for students and graduates, with the company involvement.
“Georgian Technical University is a recognized engineering and technological school in our country and the South Caucasus region, which has strong international scientific and educational ties and is constantly expanding collaboration with local and international industries. “Baumer”, founded in 2013 by a young and energetic team, is today a strong holding company. Its main activity is the provision of high-tech and full-service MEP systems. Our university trains highly qualified and skilled engineers and researchers in this direction and takes care of the further employment of students and graduates and their career development. This is precisely the purpose of the Memorandum of Cooperation.
It is noteworthy that within the framework of the partnership, to support engineering-profile fields, an innovative “Baumer” branded educational and practical space will be organized and launched in the first academic building of the Georgian Technical University, where students and graduates, with the company involvement, will receive theoretical and practical training, as well as learn about modern achievements and trends in the field. In addition, we plan to jointly implement various targeted projects and develop short-term and long-term courses, thereby, the university will support the “Baumer” Academy in the preparation and conduct of certificate training courses. We wish success to the signatories of the memorandum and our youth, who are the target groups of this new partnership,” noted Tamar Tsereteli.
According to Revaz Kamashidze, director of “Baumer”, the company is interested in partnering with the Georgian Technical University and attracting young, talented personnel.
As Revaz Kamashidze noted, supporting students in finding employment and professional skills development opportunities and creating a strong human resource pool for sectoral industries is possible only through cooperation with educational and research institutions.
Students will undergo an internship program and practical training at “Baumer” and will get acquainted with the company’s activities on-site.
The agreement on this was signed by Tamar Tsereteli, Vice-Rector of the University, and Revaz Kamashidze, Director of “Baumer”.
Georgian Technical University administration, professors and teachers of the faculties of construction and transport systems and mechanical engineering, students, and company representatives attended the signing of the document.
As the Vice-Rector noted at the meeting, the Memorandum of Cooperation envisages partnership between the parties, sharing of knowledge and experience within the framework of competence, implementation of joint educational and research projects and practical activities, sharing of the scientific and technical potential and production base of the parties, cooperation in the development of academic programs, which will contribute to the career growth of students and the development of the field in general.
According to Tamar Tsereteli, within the framework of the memorandum, with the support of the company “Baumer”, an innovative educational and practical branded space will be launched in the first academic building of the Georgian Technical University to develop engineering-profile fields, where theoretical and practical training will be carried out for students and graduates, with the company involvement.
“Georgian Technical University is a recognized engineering and technological school in our country and the South Caucasus region, which has strong international scientific and educational ties and is constantly expanding collaboration with local and international industries. “Baumer”, founded in 2013 by a young and energetic team, is today a strong holding company. Its main activity is the provision of high-tech and full-service MEP systems. Our university trains highly qualified and skilled engineers and researchers in this direction and takes care of the further employment of students and graduates and their career development. This is precisely the purpose of the Memorandum of Cooperation.
It is noteworthy that within the framework of the partnership, to support engineering-profile fields, an innovative “Baumer” branded educational and practical space will be organized and launched in the first academic building of the Georgian Technical University, where students and graduates, with the company involvement, will receive theoretical and practical training, as well as learn about modern achievements and trends in the field. In addition, we plan to jointly implement various targeted projects and develop short-term and long-term courses, thereby, the university will support the “Baumer” Academy in the preparation and conduct of certificate training courses. We wish success to the signatories of the memorandum and our youth, who are the target groups of this new partnership,” noted Tamar Tsereteli.
According to Revaz Kamashidze, director of “Baumer”, the company is interested in partnering with the Georgian Technical University and attracting young, talented personnel.
As Revaz Kamashidze noted, supporting students in finding employment and professional skills development opportunities and creating a strong human resource pool for sectoral industries is possible only through cooperation with educational and research institutions.
