Establishing a thesis topic can feel daunting. After working with graduate students for over 20 years, one Georgia Tech staff member shares their tried and true recipe for success in establishing a strong thesis.

The program, now in it's 31st year, invites prospective graduate students to learn about Georgia Tech's degree programs, as well as careers in industry, research, and academia.

Learn about two of last year’s CRIDC Poster Competition winners as they reflect on their experiences in presenting their research at CRIDC, and how their participation helped elevate their presentation and communication skills.

Mike Lehman, Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow and professional consultant in the Communication Center, outlines a few of the most common issues he finds in academic papers and provides tips for how to correct those issues.

We chat with Michelle Javier Quizon, 2022 2nd place 3MT winner and People's Choice winner

Georgia Tech’s Career Center, in partnership with the Office of First-Generation Initiatives, is launching the First-Generation Shadow Program in Spring 2023, thanks to funding received by the Ford Motor Company Fund. 

With their dissertation almost behind them, five soon-to-be-Ph.D. graduates can now clearly see what worked and didn’t work throughout their dissertation process. As they reflect on this process, the scholars share what they have learned on their journey.

ARCS Foundation Atlanta awarded a total of $120,000 to 15 Ph.D. students who show exceptional promise of making a significant contribution to the worldwide advancement of science and technology.

Will Reichard, president, and Michelle Reckner, executive vice president, received 70% of the total votes becoming the official voices of the graduate student body to the faculty, administration, staff, and others inside the Georgia Tech community.

Georgia Institute of Technology is now an institutional partner in the Equity in Graduate Education Consortium.