State University named after Jacob Gogebashvili in Telavi

Telavi State University named after Jacob Gogebashvili (TESAU) is one of the oldest educational centers in Georgia, founded in 1939. The university continues the centuries-old traditions of education, dating back to the Ikalto Academy and the Telavi Philosophical and Theological School. Since 1999, the institution has the status of a state university and provides high-quality education in the Georgian language.

The university offers education at three levels: bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees, and also provides professional educational programs. TESAU includes 5 faculties, more than 30 laboratories, a training seminar, a legal clinic, several research centers and various clubs for students.

The university's material and technical base includes four academic buildings, sports grounds and a modern library with more than 200 thousand books. The university has 21 professors, 51 associate professors, 24 senior teachers and 8 assistants. TESAU maintains contacts with universities in Georgia and international universities, implementing exchange programs and international projects.

The university regularly hosts academic conferences and symposia. Student government coordinates a series of extracurricular activities and cultural events. TESAU is a center for those who seek to obtain quality education and participate in scientific research. It is worth coming here for higher education, participation in research activities and cultural exchange.