Diversity among faculty, students, and staff is a key factor that promotes a thriving academic community where different perspectives are valued and respected. Georgia Tech remains a national leader in producing a diverse population of engineers and the College of Engineering’s Center for Engineering Education and Diversity (CEED) is a key component of that effort.
CEED proudly collaborates with other Georgia Tech offices and student organizations as well as alumni, national organizations, corporations, the K-12 community, and other universities to create and support a diversified engineering workforce.
Annually, our programs impact over 3,000 potential GT students as well as over 36% of the College of Engineering student enrollment (undergraduate and graduate). Our reach extends to students across the institute, enabling us to have an impact on over 40% of all Georgia Tech students.
K-12 Programs
CEED offers K-12 programs designed to encourage and recruit students who have an interest in engineering.
Undergraduate Programs
CEED offers a range of programs designed to support and retain undergraduate students at Georgia Tech.
Graduate Student Programs
CEED partners with Georgia Tech campus offices and organizations to provide support to current and prospective under-represented minority graduate students in STEM majors.
Prospective Students
We have many visit options for prospective high school and transfer students to learn more about Georgia Tech. Our hope is that the variety of programming will help you learn everything you need to know about Georgia Tech and the college admission process.
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