Georgia Institute of Technology

Atlanta - Lively, creative, eclectic, innovative. 

Work, study, and play in the one of the largest cities in the southeastern United States. The Georgia Institute of Technology is a world-class university situated in the heart of the city, which is the state capital of Georgia. 

An important hub for many state, regional, and national government agencies, as well as headquarters  of many Fortune 500 companies and startups, Georgia Tech is right at home in this center of innovation and vision.

Getting to the heart of it all in Midtown Atlanta!

Georgia Tech is an urban campus nestled right in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. Right in the heart of the action, it isn't hard to get out around town and experience the city!

The Georgia Tech campus is over 400 square acres lined with trees and bike paths, has its own transportation system, and is a microcosm of Atlanta. 

Featuring academic and research facilities, as well as athletic centers both recreational and institutional, Georgia Tech is the epitome of the traditional American university experience.

Wander the historic red brick halls, cheer on the home team at an American football game, and receive your diploma at graduation, wearing the tradtional cap and gown.

Check out Tech Square

Visit Georgia Tech!

Whether on-campus or off, you can find a home in Atlanta.

On-Campus

Graduate students can live on-campus in the Graduate Living Center on the north side of campus, which offers an apartment-style space with a common area and kitchen shared by 4 individual rooms. For information about furnishings, cost, and more, see the Georgia Tech Housing website.

Off-Campus

The French House: There is a house in Home Park, the neighborhood just north of campus, rented by Georgia Tech-Lorraine graduate students each semester. This is not organized by our office, but we can put you in touch with the right people!
Other apartments: There are many options for housing near campus. For more detailed, up-to-date information, you can do some research in the nearby neighborhoods, such a Home Park and Midtown.

Atlanta is known for its Southern culture and good eats!

Meal Plans

Students can use a meal plan through Georgia Tech Dining Services or pay for each meal as they go.

Groceries

There are two nearby Publix grocery stores. You can also check out the many farmer's markets.

Restaurants

Atlanta prides itself on its restaurant scene, so go exploring and try some Southern specialties - and more!

There is always something going on at Georgia Tech!

Residence Hall Association & SCPC

If you live on campus, the Residence Hall Association (RHA) will have a hall council in your apartment complex that plans events much like the Bureau des Etudiants. Campus-wide RHA also hosts larger events and carnivals open to everyone.

The Student Center Programs Council (SCPC) puts on many free and discoutned events throughout the year for the enjoyment of all Tech students, including Sting Break carnival, GT Night at the Aquarium and Six Flags, and more!

Sports

Get Involved

Gym: Georgia Tech's Campus Recreation Center (CRC) is a world-class gym that was initially used as the aquatics center for the 1996 Olympics! It features three pools, a fitness floor, basketball and volleyball courts, and an indoor track, as well as discounted fitness courses! There you an also find resources about borrowing sports equipment.

Intramurals: The Campus Recreation Center organizes tournaments for a variety of sports, for which students can form or join teams!

Outdoor Recreation Programs: ORGT organizes discounted trips to the wilderness of Georgia and neighboring states for adventure sports like climbing, kayaking, and more!"

Become a Fan

Don't miss attending a Georgia Tech football, baseball or basketball game. Go Jackets!

Special Events

• Homecoming: In typical American university fashion, Homecoming is a spirit week in the Fall semester filled with events and competitions ending in a football game at Bobby Dodd!
• Ramblin' On: The largest graduation party at Tech - but sadly only offered in the Spring semesters.
• Commencement: Your traditional graduation ceremony!

Make your semester in the United States one to remember!

Each semester there will be either a spring or fall break during which students are encouraged to travel!

See the academic calendar for more information about timing of these breaks.