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The College of Engineering stands committed in the fight against racism, discrimination, racial bias, and racial injustice. Our shared vision is one of social justice, opportunity, community and equity. We believe that the diversity and contributions from all of our members are essential and make us who we are. We believe that our impact must reach beyond the classroom, research labs, our campus, and the technology we create, but must also improve the human condition where injustice lives. We will continue to work to understand, value, and celebrate all people and create an inclusive educational and work environment that welcomes all.
Who We Are
The Georgia Tech College of Engineering is creating tomorrow’s leaders in engineering, science and technology. It offers internationally renowned programs in the heart of Atlanta, giving students opportunities for research and real-world experience, and its focus on innovation gives graduates an edge. The College awards more engineering degrees to women than any other institution in the United States and is among the leaders in degrees awarded to underrepresented minorities. As part of a public university, the College of Engineering remains an excellent value for an elite education.
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Explore the College
No matter what kind of engineering you’re interested in, the College of Engineering probably has a program for you. Engineering offers more than 50 different degree tracks at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels, and its schools are consistently ranked among U.S. News & World Report’s top 10.
Prospective Undergraduates
Learn more about applying to the College, scheduling a visit, and majoring in engineering.
Graduate Degrees
The College is home to 23 master’s programs and 18 doctoral programs, offering best-in-class labs and research opportunities.
Online Programs
The College strives to bring knowledge to individuals all over the world, regardless of geographic location.
Entrepreneurship
Turn your ideas into reality through design competitions, startup classes, and more.
Engineers and an MBA
Working engineers who want to advance their education are faced with two potential options – an MBA or an advanced engineering degree.
Diversity and Inclusivity
Georgia Tech is proud to be one of the most diverse universities in the world. We graduate more female engineers than any other college in the nation, while also being among the annual leaders in graduating Black engineers. However, we must do more. It is our responsibility to recruit more students, faculty, and staff from different backgrounds, interests, and perspectives. We must then develop and support them to become leaders in their respective engineering fields.
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Recent News
Georgia Tech Unveils New AI Makerspace in Collaboration with NVIDIA
By giving students access to powerful supercomputers, Georgia Tech will teach AI to undergraduates in a way unlike any other university in the nation.
Starting this Summer, Students Can Minor in Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
The joint program in the College of Engineering and Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts will provide students with skills to use AI and ML to solve people-focused problems.
College Recognizes Outstanding Graduates at Annual Alumni Awards
Thirty graduates were honored for their service, impact at 2024 Alumni Awards Induction Ceremony.
USG Honors 5 with Regents’ Titles
Regents’ Innovator, Professor, and Entrepreneur are the highest distinctions for faculty members from the University System of Georgia.
ME’s Velin Kojouharov Wins Tech’s Top Honor for Graduating Students
The Love Family Foundation Award annually recognizes one undergrad with the most outstanding scholastic record.
1000 Steps for 100 Days in High Heels May Help Improve Walking
ME researchers have seen evidence that regularly wearing high heels causes changes in the calf muscle and Achilles tendon that makes walking more efficient.
Hao, Jamali, Li Receive NSF CAREER Awards
ChBE, ECE early career researchers will use the five-year grants to speed computer hardware design, study movement of nanoparticles, and improve understanding of graph-structured data.
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Our Engineering Culture Through the Years
See how the Georgia Tech College of Engineering has evolved over the years as we compare footage from "back in the day" to present day. A lot has changed over the years, but our mission to develop the nation's top engineers will always remain the same.