College of Engineering at Georgia Tech

09/22/2026

We’ve risen to No. 2 in the nation in the new undergrad engineering rankings from
U.S. News and World Report — and we’re still tied as the top public program!

Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech
is No. 1 for its 26th straight year and 7 other degrees are first or second. See the full list: https://b.gatech.edu/3TEUhoa

09/17/2026

Students in Georgia Tech’s ADC XR Makerspace demonstrated how AI, robotics, extended reality, and related technologies can augment people and expand their capabilities in future workplaces, rather than replace them at Techlanta 2026 — an event in collaboration with Georgia Tech ISyE, the Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Association (VRARA), and the Applied AI Association (AAIA).

09/10/2026

Bugs are turning campus food waste into valuable fertilizer —fast— in Professor David Hu’s greenhouse. Join engineering undergrad Harrison Burnside as he discovers this new on-site composting process.

08/24/2026

08/17/2026

MSE researchers Sungmee Park (left) and Sundaresan Jayaraman (right) will lead Georgia Tech’s efforts in FutureTEX — an up to $480 million effort to bring more textile manufacturing and advanced technology back to America.

They will work with other researchers and American manufacturing companies to capitalize on digital infrastructure and other emerging technologies to make the domestic supply network more robust.

08/06/2026

While you’re squeezing in the final weeks of pool time, let us show you a pool on campus you’ve never seen. It’s not for swimming though: This 24-foot deep pool is used for underwater acoustic experiments. ME researchers float small boats on the surface and use a 3-ton crane to submerge equipment. The water is heavily chlorinated and really cold … so best stick to the CRC pool for cooling off.

07/22/2026

Georgia Tech ISyE researchers in Mohsen Moghaddam’s lab are creating immersive tools and algorithms that transform how people and intelligent machines work together. The goal is to design technologies that amplify human capabilities — both cognitive and physical — so people can thrive alongside AI and robotics.

07/15/2026

Join undergrad Harrison Burnside as he tours Katherine Graham’s lab and discovers how the environmental engineer tracks pollution in the Chattahoochee River on our YouTube series — Engineered at Tech.

Watch full episode in link in comments.

07/04/2026

The only kind of red we allow on campus ... the good ol’ red white and blue. Happy 250th America! 🇺🇸

06/24/2026

The Structural Engineering and Materials Lab at Georgia Tech is an 18,000-square-foot space large enough to hold six tennis courts. Here, structural engineers have set up labs to conduct research for impact loads on structures, bridge designs, robotics for automative modular construction processes, and more.