Please choose the relevant topic below to obtain more information:
GT Semester/Yearlong Programs
Application Deadlines:
Fall and yearlong programs - Mid February.
Spring Programs - Early September or October, depending on program
Please see Application Instructions - Exchange and Study/Work Abroad Programs for exact deadline.
ArgentinaAustraliaAustralia/New ZealandBrazilCanadaChileChinaDenmarkDenmark/France/Netherlands/PortugalEgyptEnglandFranceGermanyIrelandItalyJapanMexicoNetherlandsNew ZealandRussiaScotlandSingaporeSouth KoreaSpainSwedenSwitzerlandTurkey
GT Summer Programs
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Find a GT Program by Discipline/Major
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Other Opportunities Abroad
Graduate Program at Georgia Tech Lorraine
Georgia Tech Lorraine (GTL) offers graduate degrees in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or Computer Science and organizes a summer program for undergraduate students.
International Academic Projects
What is an international academic project?
Participants in international academic projects are engaged in academic or research work that will be partially or wholly completed outside of the United States. Some participants in international academic projects register for academic or research credit hours, as determined by the faculty member overseeing the project. Participants may or may not be accompanied by a GT faculty or staff member while abroad.
Please download the following packet for participation in an International Academic Project and return the required forms to the Office of International in Savant Building, Suite 211:  IAP Student Packet
Non-GT Overseas Program
What is a Non-GT Program? A Non-GT Program is one that is available through another university or an organization/company that sets up programs abroad. These programs are not affiliated officially with GT, but may offer locations or courses that GT programs do not currently sponsor.
To participate in a Non-GT Program you are required to fill out the following three forms and return them to the OIE (Savant Building, #211):
1. The Acknowledgement of Policies and Procedures
2. The Study Abroad Participant Profile
Both of which are included in the booklet: "Participating in a Non-GT Program"
3. Foreign Credit Approval Form (FCA) for Non-GT. *Please note that OIE can not approve this form until you have submitted the two required forms listed above.
You will need to download and carefully read the instructions on completing the Foreign Credit Approval Form: click here. The FCA is required in order to get your credits pre-approved for transfer back to GT.
There are thousands of additional study abroad programs available to students whose specific geographical needs are not met by a GT Program.
GT is a member with some organizations that offer study abroad programs that may be of interest to GT students:
The University System of Georgia also has a searchable catalog for study abroad programs run by USG institutions:
General study abroad search engines:
Work Abroad
The Division Of Professional Practice provides information on finding short-term international internship opportunities for college students. Please visit the DOPP website or email the work abroad program at workabroad@dopp.gatech.edu for more information.
Teach English Abroad
There are various organizations that provide information on finding a English teaching job abroad (these organizations are not affiliated with GT). Check out some of these online resources for additional information on teaching English overseas:
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