Launching Fall 2026

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computing stands apart by offering a balanced, integrated curriculum that develops both mathematical depth and computational fluency. It is ideal for students who want to understand not just how computational systems and algorithms work, but why they work, how to prove their properties, and how to build new ones from first principles.

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If you are a creative with technical promise, a Bachelor of Science in Arts, Entertainment, and Creative Technologies (AECT) means you don’t have to choose between disciplines. Within this degree program, studio-based learning is combined with the rigorous study of technology and entrepreneurship to build a fundamental understanding of the opportunities found when the arts combine with emerging technologies like AI and virtual reality.

The Ph.D. program in Neuroscience and Neurotechnology (NSNT) at Georgia Tech offers advanced, interdisciplinary training at the intersection of neuroscience and technology, equipping students to explore the brain across scales — from molecular mechanisms in simple organisms to the complexities of human cognition.