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.
The minor in Science Communication and Policy provides an in-depth look at how science communication affects public understanding, shapes policy, and influences research and global health.
The minor is open to all undergraduate students in any major.
The Creative Writing minor is designed for undergraduate students outside of the School of Literature, Media, and Communication interested in developing intensive writing skills and literary knowledge with an emphasis on poetry.
This minor can help prepare students who want to write for personal expression, pursue professional writing programs, or prepare for related academic and career paths.
The minor in Business of Sports and Entertainment combines a study of business, media, marketing, and law to understand the rapidly evolving sports and entertainment industries. This minor prepares students for careers in areas such as sports management, live events, media and content production, sponsorship, and entertainment law.
The Bachelor of Science in Urban Planning and Spatial Analytics prepares students to address some of the world’s most challenging urban problems in the context of core social values such as sustainability and resilience. The curriculum gives students both a broad understanding of the urban and regional environment and a firm grounding in the practical skills needed for effective analysis and planning.
Through practical, impactful, challenge-focused activities, student achieving the minor in Collaborative Social Innovation are prepared to employ the cross-disciplinary approaches of collaboration, social impact, and innovation to improve the human condition.
The astrophysics degree provides comprehensive and rigorous training in the fundamental processes and laws that govern planetary systems, stars, galaxies, and the universe. In addition to these core topics, the degree includes training in computational techniques and data analysis that can be applied to a variety of disciplines.
The skills learned as part of the B.S. in Astrophysics are transferable to a wide range of careers across multiple sectors of the digital economy, such as data scientists, software engineers, and research analysts.
The minor in astrophysics provides a foundational overview of astrophysical phenomena, e.g., stars, galaxies, and planets, as well as training in the physical theories needed to study the universe.
