Future Students
Future Students
Building Construction is about more than just building—in the School of Building Construction we strive to make spaces better for the people who live and work in them.
The School of Building Construction offers traditional construction management programs, and actively works to improve the way professionals run buildings once they are built. This combination of tradition and innovation offers students an opportunity to make a unique impact on the construction industry after graduation.
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Atlanta is Our Classroom
Georgia Tech's Atlanta campus, situated in the heart of Atlanta's dynamic real estate development area, offers its students a unique educational experience. With the city's diverse construction projects serving as a practical extension of classroom learning, students gain hands-on experience in various building specialties. Courses are taught by both research faculty and industry professionals, integrating state-of-the-art technology and real-world insights. The school's location not only enhances learning with direct exposure to active construction sites but also provides exceptional networking opportunities. This is further supported by tailored graduate programs for working professionals and an exclusive annual career fair, ensuring comprehensive professional development for students.
Financial Aid and Funding Opportunities
The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid (OSFA) is dedicated to helping undergraduate and graduate students and families apply for and obtain the financial aid necessary to pursue a Georgia Tech degree. Financial advisors are available to assist you and to help you find the answers to your questions. Please visit the OSFA website for additional information including a full list of scholarships available at Georgia Tech.
For graduate students, limited Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTAs) and Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs) are available in addition to need-based aid through OSFA. GTAs and GRAs engage graduate students in part-time teaching or research duties under faculty direction. Both pay a stipend and waive all but a limited portion of tuition.
Other areas on campus, including various research centers, hire GRAs and GTAs on a semester basis. It is possible to work as a GRA or GTA without receiving an assistantship with your admissions offer, though it is not a guarantee.
*The Bachelor of Science in Building Construction (BSBC) at Georgia Tech is advancing to become the Bachelor of Science in Construction Science and Management (BSCSM).
This change reflects our dedication to staying in step with the construction industry and maintaining the rigorous academic standards of our Building Construction studies.
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