Georgia Tech offers a wide variety of established graduate interdisciplinary degree programs for both master’s and doctoral students. These programs have essentially eliminated the traditional boundaries that usually separate academic units. Our world-class faculty members have research interests spanning a wide expanse of topics including bioengineering and bioscience, electronics and nanotechnology, data engineering and science, energy, information security and privacy, manufacturing, materials, people and technology, renewable bioproducts, robotics, and sustainable systems. The programs are innovative and integrative, and encourage students to be flexible and creative in their pursuit of interdisciplinary research.
Program | Degrees Offered | Admittance Terms |
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Algorithms, Combinatorics & Optimization (ACO) | Ph.D. | Fall |
Analytics (On Campus) | M.S. | Fall |
Analytics (Online) (OMS) | M.S. | Fall, Spring |
Bioengineering | M.S., Ph.D. | Fall |
Bioinformatics | M.S., Ph.D. | Fall |
Computational Science & Engineering (CSE) | M.S., Ph.D. | Fall |
Cybersecurity (On Campus) | M.S. | Fall |
Cybersecurity (Online) (OMS) | M.S. | Fall, Spring |
Global Development | M.S. | Fall |
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) | M.S. | Fall |
Machine Learning (ML) | Ph.D. | Fall |
Ocean Science & Engineering (OSE) | Ph.D. | Fall |
Quantitative and Computational Finance (QCF) | M.S. | Fall, Spring |
Quantitative Biosciences | Ph.D. | Fall |
Robotics | M.S., Ph.D. | Fall |
Statistics | M.S. | Fall |
Urban Analytics | M.S. | Fall |
Admissions
The Office of Graduate Education has prepared an admissions checklist to help you navigate through the admissions process.