Georgia Tech-Savannah
A thriving hub for education, an essential resource to industry, and a valued contributor to the coastal region
Bringing Professional Education to Coastal Georgia
We offer education for all stages of life, with courses and programs specifically designed to help Georgia's coastal region grow and excel.
Providing professional education to adult learners for over a century in Georgia and a decade in Savannah, Georgia Tech-Savannah continues to serve as the Institute's lifelong learning arm. From education for veterans to K12 STEM enrichment and outreach, leadership training, coding boot camps, OSHA training, and applied research, Georgia Tech-Savannah offers professional education courses and community outreach for individuals and businesses in the Coastal Empire and surrounding region.
Conveniently located off of I-95 on the Jimmy DeLoach Parkway, the Georgia Tech-Savannah campus is also home to the region's Enterprise Innovation Institute's office for the Advanced Technology Development Center (atdc), Georgia Tech Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP), and the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (gtpac). In addition, the Savannah campus serves as location for the Center of Innovation for Logistics.
Georgia Tech-Savannah is bringing the world to Savannah
The Georgia Tech-Savannah campus is home to a wide range of professional education programs and Georgia Tech centers and partnerships.
Explore Our Professional Offerings
We offer a variety of professional development courses to build your skills, deepen your knowledge, and set yourself up for success in your career.
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We ensure students in the Savannah area receive the best preparation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through our K12 programs.
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Our leadership training provides Savannah-area professionals the knowledge to meet current and future business needs of the coastal region.
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Our fully-funded military transition program prepares veterans, active-duty service members, and military spouses for jobs in the civilian world.
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“The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification from Georgia Tech through the VET2 program put me ahead of other job seekers and has helped with my studies at Havard Business School. It helped me to look at things strategically and technically from a process standpoint.”
“After a career as a chemist and then IT professional, I was eager to get my feet wet in web development. The coding boot camp changed my life. I now work at a company where I feel supported and am thriving. I apply the skills I learned in boot camp to the work I do for our clients.”
“The right content was delivered in a professional environment and in an interactive, practical format by highly qualified instructors. The learner groups were diverse in all of their supply chain related roles, and came from various industries.”
“I knew that a Lean Six Sigma certification would help me standout to potential employers, but I am so thankful for acquiring the valuable skills that I use every day in my current position. The instructor was excellent, and the entire class was really engaged. Process improvement and using data to help improve function in our company has been a real asset to help get me to where I am today.”
Community Impact
Helping the coastal region evolve and excel through our unique programs, community partnerships, and industry expertise.
1,500+
of professionals benefit from our professional development programs.
1,000+
K-12 students served in Savannah and surrounding region by CEISMC.
85%
of VET2 graduates receive full-time job offers from partner businesses.
Meeting Services
From small meetings to large conferences, our meeting facilities are ideal for board meetings, trainings, client meetings, and more.
Featured Stories
Discover the latest news and thought leadership coming out of Georgia Tech-Savannah
Partnering for Success
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BIPOC Youth Learn Map-Making to Build Disaster Resilience
In an effort to empower youth in underserved communities, the Georgia Tech-based project Visualizing Resilience: BIPOC Youth Advocacy...
Georgia Tech-Savannah Expands its Reach to Rural Communities
Georgia Tech-Savannah has a strong mission to not only be an educational hub for learners of all ages, but to extend its reach beyond its...
Coasting with the Clarks
Russ Clark and his wife Karen were recently featured in the Richmond Hill Neighbors magazine, highlighting their life and involvement in the...
Scholarships Awarded to Military Students for Lean Six Sigma
In August of this year, four military students were awarded scholarships from the Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation to participate in Georgia...
Georgia Tech-Savannah Announces New Professional Leadership Certificate Program
Last May, Georgia Tech-Savannah announced that it would be introducing a new Professional Leadership certificate program to run from August...
Creating Value in the Manufacturing Industry
When HMTX Industries, a global luxury vinyl tile manufacturer, wanted to craft an internal professional development and training program the...
Creating High-Demand Careers in Georgia's Film and Creative Industries
With a mission to put Georgians to work in all aspects of the state’s multibillion-dollar entertainment industry all across the state, the...
Bringing Computer Science to Savannah's Classrooms
Recognizing that computer science education was not widely available in most K-12 classrooms, Code.org was founded in 2013. The...
Credentialing Opportunities for Soldiers
Georgia Tech Professional Education (GTPE) is updating its selection of Military Programs, which now includes the addition of U.S. Army...
Georgia Tech Professional Education Receives Two Awards from the Association for…
Georgia Tech Professional Education (GTPE) was recently honored with two of the three 2020 Distance Education Crystal Awards given this year...
Water Monitoring Project Makes Savannah a World Leader
A few years ago there existed only one gauge in Georgia that monitored tide levels and that was at Fort Pulaski on the Savannah River. Now...