The Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of GTU is the first faculty in the region in the field of computing and automation, with 65 years of experience and traditions. Currently, more than 3,000 students study at the faculty at all three levels of university education.
The Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems has modern educational programs: information technologies, computer science, computer engineering, control systems, artificial intelligence, biomedical engineering, digital telecommunication technologies, exact and natural sciences, which ensure the training of highly competitive young specialists. Teaching is conducted in both Georgian and foreign languages
Technology, Digital Telecommunication Technologies and Engineering Physics Laboratories and Virtual Modeling Center
Collaboration with the world's largest scientific and research centers: CERN (Switzerland), KEK (Japan), FermiLab (USA), Julich (Germany) and others;
Various exchange programs in cooperation with leading European universities. Multicultural environment for professional and personal development and broadening horizons
UNESCO Chair "Information Society", which allows students to actively participate in various educational and scientific projects together with local and international partners
Diverse and interesting student life, loaded with local and international scientific-practical conferences, hackathons, student projects, cultural-cognitive and sports events. Student clubs based on research interests, including artificial intelligence and biomedical engineering
Fully funded by the state, priority undergraduate programs: engineering physics, mathematics, biomedical engineering, digital communication technologies and control systems, automation and test engineering
The educational and scientific process of the faculty is led by highly qualified and experienced professors.
The faculty cooperates with successful business organizations and enterprises, the possibility of receiving high-quality innovative education through partnership with them. Scholarship programs from private companies