Earning a doctoral degree at Georgia Tech opens many doors for our students. There are several reasons to continue your education to this level: a deep interest in the subject of your program; a desire to pursue an academic career as a researcher and/or educator; or to continue to sharpen your skills in order to work in a particular industry. Completing a doctoral degree can provide you with technical tools and the confidence to use them to create innovative solutions.

Program Admittance Terms
Aerospace Engineering Fall, Spring, Summer
Algorithms, Combinatorics & Optimization (ACO) Fall
Applied Physiology Fall
Architecture Fall
Bioengineering Fall
Bioinformatics Fall
Biology Fall
Biomedical Engineering (BME) Fall, Spring
Building Construction — Ph.D. Fall
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (CHBE) Fall
Chemistry & Biochemistry Fall, Spring, Summer
City & Regional Planning Fall
Civil Engineering Fall, Spring
Computational Science & Engineering (CSE) Fall
Computer Science (On Campus) Fall
Digital Media Fall
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS) Fall
Economics Fall
Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Fall, Spring
Engineering Science and Mechanics Fall, Spring
Environmental Engineering Fall, Spring
History and Sociology of Technology and Science Fall
Industrial Design (ID) Fall
Industrial Engineering Fall, Spring
International Affairs, Science and Technology Fall
Machine Learning (ML) Fall
Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) Fall
Mathematics Fall
Mechanical Engineering Fall, Spring
Music Technology Fall
Nuclear and Radiological Engineering Fall, Spring, Summer
Ocean Science & Engineering (OSE) Fall
Operations Research Fall, Spring
Ph.D. - Management Fall
Physics Fall
Psychology Fall
Public Policy (GA Tech or GSU) Fall, Spring
Quantitative Biosciences Fall
Robotics Fall