Graduate
The School of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Georgia Institute of Technology offers programs of study leading to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. The links at the left will guide you through information relevant to graduate studies in the School.
The Georgia Institute of Technology is located a few blocks from downtown Atlanta, Georgia, a modern, vibrant city with a tradition of civic pride and diversity. The campus is pleasantly landscaped beneath a towering skyline which houses the headquarters of some of the nation's largest corporations.
Founded in 1885, the primary goal of the Institute is to provide superlative education for its students through instruction and research. The current enrollment of approximately 17,000 students represents almost every state and more than ninety countries.
The School of Chemistry and Biochemistry maintains research facilities in the Boggs Chemistry Building and the Institute for Bioengineering and Biociences. To augment academic departments, a number of "centers" have been formed to nurture interdisciplinary research in a variety of areas, ranging from biotechnology to polymers, microelectronics, and manufacturing.
Georgia Tech is committed to maintaining its status as the premier technological institute in the Southeast and has long recognized the importance of world–class research in the education of both undergraduate and graduate students. The Georgia Tech community of students, faculty, and staff is proud of its tradition, and its international reputation as a center of academic excellence.