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Prospective Students

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Why Georgia Tech?

Top-ranked, tech-focused academics. A culture of entrepreneurship. Cutting-edge research. Awesome campus life.

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Virtual Campus Tour

Take a virtual tour of Tech’s campus, where one of our students will show you around — or take you just where you want to go.

Parents

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Parents and Families

Parents and families play an integral role in their student's success at Georgia Tech.

Alumni

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Alumni

The Georgia Tech Alumni Association hosts networking opportunities, career services, events, online services, and programs.

Government & Community

Georgia Tech President Peterson with government officials

Government & Community Partners

The Office of Government and Community Relations is the Institute's primary connection to the federal, state, and local governments and communities. 

Industry

Industry Collaborations

Your business is unique. Knowing that, Georgia Tech develops customized partnerships to drive success and help you gain insight into what’s new and what’s next in your industry. First, we listen. Then we identify opportunities. And then we connect your company to the right Georgia Tech resources.

News & Events

104-Year-Old Is the Newest Georgia Tech Freshman

104-Year-Old Is the Newest Georgia Tech Freshman

June 1, 2016
Chester Gryzbowski hoped to study civil engineering at Georgia Tech, but WWII changed those plans.
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Baker's yeast cell lights up green

Heme, a Poisonous Nutrient, Tracked by ‘Green Lantern’ Sensor

May 30, 2016
Tracking heme has dispelled a widely held assumption that it does not float freely in cellular pools.
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Tuesday
Jun
7

MBA Information Session

6:00pm to 8:00pm
Scheller College of Business
Maximize your professional potential with Georgia Tech's Full-time and Evening MBA programs.

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Wednesday
Jun
8

African Elephants Can Detect TNT Using Olfaction: Implications of Biomimicry for Biosensor Applications

3:00pm to 4:00pm
Howey N110
African Elephants Can Detect TNT Using Olfaction: Implications of Biomimicry for Biosensor Applications

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What Should Our Cities Look Like in 2030?

Bruce Stiftel

Bruce Stiftel

Professor 
School of City and Regional Planning, College of Design
 Chairperson, School of City and Regional Planning
Two-thirds of the world’s population will be living in cities by 2030, according to a new report from the United Nations. These fast-growing cities need to plan now to develop improved housing and social services that will promote green living and close the growing gap between rich and poor, the...
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