State universities in the capital have until 24 November to submit academic data for Tbilisi-registered master’s students who achieved top results during the Spring semester of the 2025–2026 academic year, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced during today’s municipal government meeting.
Based on the submissions, each top-performing master’s student will receive a 1,000 GEL stipend from Tbilisi City Hall.
“We are continuing our support for Tbilisi’s top-performing master’s students, as we believe education is the bedrock of both youth success and our capital’s development. An educated, driven, and purposeful generation is the very force that will cement our capital’s standing as one of Europe’s leading and most vibrant cities,” Kaladze stated.
“Under our Student Funding Scheme, we have increased the per-semester stipend for eligible master’s students from 562 GEL to 1,000 GEL. We hope this higher award will further motivate students, properly reward their dedication, and enable even more young people to benefit from the scheme,” the Mayor added.
