Batumi State University expanding, opening technology park in autumn
The government of Adjara announced that the university building as well as the Technology Park will start operating in autumn. Photo: Gov't of Adjara.
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Construction of a new campus building of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University and Technology Park is coming to an end in the Black Sea resort town of Batumi, in the Adjara region of Georgia.
The government of Adjara announced that the university building as well as the Technology Park will start operating in autumn.
In total 11 professional programmes designed for 255 students will be available in the university building. Adapted lecture-rooms, laboratories, computer classes, a library, and reading rooms will be created for each programme. Also, a training center will be opened in the building.
Technology Park will be opened in the same university building where youth will be given the opportunity to develop innovative ideas with state support.
The government of Adjara allocated about 3 million GEL for the construction of the university building of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University.
A 1,200-student dormitory will be built on the campus of Tbilisi State Medical University, for which the medical university has already announced an auction to sell the land for this purpose, announced the Service Agency of the Ministry of Finance.
Caucasus University will build a new campus with the support of the local government in the Georgian coastal city of Batumi, in the Adjara autonomous region. The campus will be equipped with modern infrastructure, library, laboratories, sports squares, swimming pool and dormitory.
A dormitory for 200 students has opened at Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University today.
Georgia's principal state university now boasts a brand-new dormitory for its students, with buildings set to accommodate hundreds of residents launched earlier today.
A new technology park and training center have been opened in the new campus building of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University in the Black Sea resort town of Batumi. The government of Adjara allocated over 3 million GEL from the budget to build new facilities for the university.