Type: Student Organization

Description: African Graduate Students Connect (AGSC) fosters a supportive social, academic, and professional community for graduate students of African descent or the African Diaspora. Through regular events, AGSC promotes cultural enrichment, mentorship, and career development while offering support away from home. AGSC also connects students with Georgia Tech African alumni, shares valuable academic and institutional resources, and collaborates with campus partners to advance inclusive excellence.

Website: African Graduate Students Connect

Description: The Georgia Tech Alumni Association connects graduates worldwide, offering social gatherings, networking events, career services, and more.

Website: Alumni Association

Type: External Organization

Description: AMIS is an international student friendship and community organization, offering friendship and hospitality to international students in the greater Atlanta area. We host monthly events and have a program that matches international students with a local volunteer for the purpose of friendship.

Website: AMIS Atlanta

Type: Student Organization

Description: BCM is a Christian Student Organization that meets weekly for worship and Bible Study. Our goal is to help you grow in your faith while you are here at Georgia Tech!

Website: BCM (Baptist Collegiate Ministries)

Type: Student Life

Description: Belonging and Student Support expands and enhances Georgia Tech’s ability to:

• Promote belonging for all Yellow Jackets,
• Facilitate constructive dialogue and promote intercultural competencies,
• Foster students’ holistic development, and
• Support their academic success.

Website: Belonging and Student Support

Type: Student Organization

Description: Georgia Tech Black Graduate Students Association (GTBGSA) unites and supports black graduate students at GT! All are welcome!

Website: Black Graduate Students Association

Type: Professional Development

Description: C-PIES fosters inclusive excellence by supporting graduate students through mentoring, professional development, and community-building initiatives. We empower scholars from all backgrounds to thrive academically and professionally in the sciences.

Website: C-PIES

Type: Student Services

Description: The Center for Mental Health Care & Resources (CMHCR) offers individual, group, and couples counseling to all students. Our services provide evidence-based and data-driven interventions to help Tech students improve functioning and get back on track with personal, social, and academic goals.

Website: Center for Mental Health Care & Resources

Type: Student Life

Description: With a holistic view of student development, the Center for Student Engagement invests in the empowerment and support of registered student organizations which catalyze belonging and an engaged campus community. The Center for Student Engagement aims to support a campus community that provides all Georgia Tech students safe and meaningful engagement opportunities.

Website: Center for Student Engagement

Type: TA & Faculty Development

Description: The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) enhances the learning and teaching environment at Georgia Tech by encouraging a fully engaged, sharing community with communication networks, resources, and innovative programs for faculty, postdoctoral scholars, and graduate students. The Center is part of the Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Education and Learning.

Website: Center for Teaching and Learning

Type: Student Organization

Description: The Energy Club will teach you the complex interactions in the energy landscape: technology, economics, and policy.  You will be better prepared to energy the industry and have a more holistic perspective of this crucial infrastructure.

Website: Energy Club

Type: Student Organization

Description: We are a community of Christian graduate students dedicated to supporting one another through prayer and fellowship as we grow in our pursuit of Jesus. We believe that God has called and equipped Christian graduate students and faculty to be a redeeming influence among the people, ideas, and structures of the university and professions.

Website: Fellowship of Christian Graduate Students (FCGS)

Type: Student Life

Description: Arts@Tech supports students in the development of their own creative practices, and facilitates connections with exceptional artists from around the world. We envision an arts-infused campus that supports collaboration of art, science, and technology while providing students the creative tools, experiences, and inspiration to improve the human condition. Through a blend of performances, exhibitions, installations, residencies, we support creative development for the entire Institute.

Website: Georgia Tech Arts

Type: Student Services

Description: Campus Recreation has so much to offer from competitive sports, to fitness, to outdoor recreation and more! Come find your fit with Campus Recreation!

Website: Campus Recreation

Type: Professional Development

Description: The Georgia Tech Career Center empowers graduate students to design their career paths, build professional skills, and connect with employers. We provide tailored support for Master’s and PhD students through career workshops, employer sessions, internship programs, advising, and resources for academic and industry careers. Whether you're exploring options, preparing application materials, or navigating the job market, our team is here to support your career success during and after Georgia Tech.

Website: Career Center

Type: Student Organization

Description: Georgia Tech International Ambassadors (GTIA) is a student organization dedicated to supporting both international and domestic Georgia Tech students. We celebrate the diversity of our student body by providing resources for international students and hosting cultural events throughout the year. Our passionate members work to connect with students—past, present, and future—to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment at Tech.

Website: GTIA

Type: Academic Support

Description: Communication: Your Key to Success

The Georgia Tech Language Institute is here to help you build the communication skills you need for success in your work. Check out our classes and workshops to see how we can help you enhance your communication and increase your confidence.

Website: Language Institute

Type: Academic Support

Description: The Georgia Tech Library creates, maintains and secures for the future an environment where scholars can access the vast digital cloud of humanity’s recorded knowledge and engage in discourse with both the future and the past.

Website: Library

Description: The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) is the nonprofit, applied research organization of Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech). The GTRI Strategic HR Partners (sHRp) team provides quality services in various functional areas, including human resources, employee performance, student employment, and more. We serve and partner with our workforce to provide high-level customer service and consultation to our employees.

Website: GTRI

Description: Georgia Tech-Europe is Tech's off-campus instructional site in Metz, France!

Website: Georgia Tech-Europe

Type: Student Organization

Description: The graduate student ministry of Cru is a community of grad students connecting deeply with God, one another, our calling, and helping others to do the same.

Website: Cru

Type: Student Organization

Description: Our chapter comprises female graduate students from a range of different departments and levels of graduate study for support and social events.

Website: Graduate Society of Women Engineers (Graduate SWE)

Description: The Graduate Student Government Association supports the graduate student body as a whole by advocating on their behalf with university faculty and staff. Additionally, we help connect graduate students with academic, student life, and campus services information and opportuinies.

Website: Graduate Student Government Association

Type: Community Engagement

Description: Facilitates the creation of a vibrant learn, live, work, play community and enhances the quality of campus life for students, faculty, staff and guests through the delivery of extraordinary services, programs and facilities.

Website: Campus Services

Type: Student Organization

Description: GT Salsa is an organization open to undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff, that offers various Latin dance classes including bachata, salsa, and zouk classes that cater to beginner to advanced levels of dancers. The organization also hosts on- and off-campus events for members, provides members opportunities to explore events in the Atlanta Latin dance scene, and has performance teams that perform at events throughout the city.

Website: GT Salsa

Type: Student Organization

Description: Human Factors & Ergonomics Society (HFES) is a student chapter that organizes events pertaining to UX, Human Factors, Psychology, and more. We are an interdisciplinary chapter that coordinates events, such as industry panels, resume builder, collaborating with other chapters, and more. We try to promote skills and knowledge from human factors for students to improve their future success whether it’s in academia or in the industry.

Website: HFES

Type: Student Organization

Description: India Club hosts several cultural events throughout the year -- join us!

Website: India Club

Type: Student Organization

Description: Latino Organization of Graduate Students (LOGRAS) is a graduate student organization promoting Latino and Hispanic leaders in STEM and community. Additionally, we promote the academic and professional development of our members while fostering a culture of excellence, leadership, as well as social consciousness.

Website: LOGRAS

Type: Academic Support

Description: We support students in the development of their communication skills, including writing and public speaking, through free individual consultations and workshop programming.

Website: Naugle Writing and Communication Center

Type: Innovation & Entrepreneurship Support

Description: The Office of Commercialization at Georgia Tech helps transform research and innovation into real-world impact. It supports faculty, staff, and students in protecting intellectual property, launching startups, licensing technologies, and building industry partnerships. The office houses key programs including CREATE-X (student entrepreneurship), VentureLab (faculty startups), Quadrant-i (deep tech commercialization), and the Office of Technology Licensing (OTL).

Website: Commercialization

Type: Student Services

Description: Equal Opportunity, Compliance, and Conflict Management (EOCCM) aims to contribute to the success and excellence of GT by fostering an equitable and respectful working and learning environment where everyone’s contribution is recognized and valued. Through our services and educational outreach programs, our office helps ensure equity, uphold compliance with applicable civil rights laws and regulations, and proactively manage conflicts at Georgia Tech. We encourage you to connect with our office for information, resources, investigation, and support.

Website: Equal Opportunity, Compliance, and Conflict Management

Type: Academic Support

Description: GT6000 is Georgia Tech’s small-group, peer-led, extended-orientation program for first-semester graduate students.

Website: GT6000

Type: Student Services

Description: The Office of Student Integrity exists to enhance and facilitate awareness, understanding, and compliance with community standards, maintain a fair and clear conduct process, and promote awareness and understanding of the conduct process.

Website: Office of Student Integrity

Type: Student Services

Description: The Ombuds provides confidential, informal, and impartial assistance to grad students with a tech-related issue such as conflicts with advisors, unsafe lab conditions, ethics, cultural or other academic-related issues.

Website: Office of the Ombuds

Type: Central Research Computing Service

Description: The Partnership for an Advanced Computing Environment (PACE) provides leading-edge high performance computing (HPC) resources with technical support services, infrastructure, software, and more. Most of our active users are graduate students working on research!

Website: PACE

Type: Student Services

Description: Parking and Transportation Services provides the campus community with parking locations, shuttle services, and alternative commute options.

Website: Parking and Transportation

Type: Student Organization

Description: We’re a group of Georgia Tech students aiming to enhance the understanding of robotics and its applications. Our goal is to promote, educate, and advance the field of robotics through diverse, in-depth projects.

Website: RoboJackets

Type: Student Organization

Description: RUF International is a community that welcomes international students from all nations. The goal of RUF International is to meet with international students and scholars to build friendships, learn from each other’s cultures, and discover how God is at work in His world and in our lives.

Website: RUF International

Type: Student Services

Description: Student and Campus Event Centers (SCEC) manages the Grad Lounge and graduate programming.

Website: Graduate Student Lounge

Type: Student Life

Description: The Office of the Dean of Students has a long and rich history and tradition at Tech, 103 years of providing support and advocacy on behalf of students! The Office assists students in the resolution of problems, provides information about, and referral to campus resources, and promotes initiatives that address students’ needs and interests. In addition the Office provides educational and co-curricular activities and experiences that encourage students to have a positive college experience.

Website: Student Life

Type: Dental Office

Description: Dental office on campus, open to see all patients

Website: Tech Dentistry

Type: Professional Development

Description: Techmasters Club is a local chapter to Toastmasters International. In a friendly and supportive manner, our members help each other to improve their communciation skills and leadership abilities through a self-paced practice program and constructive evanluations.  Our club is open to the Georgia Tech community and beyond!

Website: Techmasters

Type: Academic Support

Description: The Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Program Office administers policies and provides training central to Georgia Tech's mission to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct themselves and their research professionally and with integrity. New graduate students have an RCR training degree requirement that applies to all doctoral students and to master's thesis students. Graduate students funded by certain federal agencies also have RCR training requirements.

Website: RCR

Type: Student Life

Description: The Wellness Empowerment Center provides upstream, innovative, and relevant programs, services and initiatives to help students and employees thrive. The team creatively designs prevention and education efforts to promote, nurture, and enrich the Georgia Tech community of health, well-being, and caring. Services include health and well-being educational programs, events and workshops, nutrition counseling, and sexual violence prevention, education and response.

Website: Wellness Empowerment Center

Type: Student Organization

Description: Tech Wesley supports graduate students by offering a welcoming community, including international students, where friendships and faith can grow. Through small groups, service projects, and spiritual encouragement, we help make your time at Tech meaningful—both personally and spiritually. You’re not alone; we’re here to walk with you.

Website: Tech Wesley

Description: The Women in Engineering (WIE) program at Georgia Tech is dedicated to recruiting, retaining, and advancing students in engineering through a supportive and empowering community. It offers mentorship, professional development, outreach, and networking opportunities, helping students thrive academically and professionally. WIE fosters an inclusive environment that champions diversity and leadership across all engineering disciplines.

Website: WIE