Azerbaijan Technological University

Azerbaijan Technological University, also known as AzTU, is a public university in Ganja, Azerbaijan.

The story of Azerbaijan Technological University (AzTU) unfolds in Ganja, the bustling second city of Azerbaijan. Its roots burrow back to 1981, nestled within the Azerbaijan Technology Institute, a beacon of technical education founded under the vision of former President Heydar Aliyev. Its initial focus lay in shaping talented individuals into skilled engineers for the textile, light, and food industries.

Two decades later, in 2000, the institute metamorphosed into the mighty AzTU, its wings spread wide to encompass a broader spectrum of engineering disciplines. Through the years, AzTU has etched its name as a leader in Azerbaijan's technical landscape. Its sprawling campus now houses six faculties, each brimming with research laboratories and dedicated students passionate about pushing the boundaries of technology. Robotics, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy are just a few of the frontiers where their minds explore and their projects take shape.

Beyond its walls, AzTU has forged connections across the globe. Prestigious partnerships with universities like the Technical University of Munich, the University of Cambridge, and even the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) stand testament to its commitment to international collaboration and exchange of knowledge.