Division of Professional Practice
Graduate Cooperative Education
Georgia Institute of Technology
631 Cherry Street
Savant Building, First Floor
Room 112
Atlanta, GA 30332-0260
(404) 894-3320
Fax: (404) 385-4147
gradco-op@dopp.gatech.edu

Did you know? Georgia Tech Professional Practice Programs are consistently ranked among the top ten "Programs that Work" by U.S. News & World Report.

Graduate Co-op Program - About Us

Graduate Co-op at Georgia Tech is an innovative approach to experiential learning. The program was established in 1983 and is currently the largest such program in the U.S for science and engineering. The program provides all graduate students at Georgia Tech the opportunity to work with leaders in their respective areas of study in industry and government. Students receive approval from their major school to work full or part-time assignments during any semester, but may not work more than two consecutive semesters before returning to school for classes.

Program Eligibility
"Georgia Tech graduate students in all majors are eligible to participate in the Graduate Co-op Program. To participate, students obtain approval from their academic advisor and apply through the Division of Professional Practice (DOPP) Graduate Co-op Program. Students must have completed at least one academic semester of graduate study at Georgia Tech prior to beginning a graduate co-op work assignment.* Students receiving undergraduate degrees from Georgia tech who have been admitted to a Georgia Tech academic program may begin working during their first semester of graduate study.

*NOTE: Students on F-1 visas must be enrolled in a U.S. college or university for a minimum of 9 months before they can receive work authorization to work off campus in the U.S.


FALL  2009 GRADUATE CO-OP EMPLOYERS

The following organizations employ Georgia Tech Graduate Co-op this term.  Although the economy has effected how many students go to work, the Grad Co-op Office sees and continued strong interest in Georgia Tech graduate students. Employers hire the largest numbers from Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE), the College of Computing, and Industrial & Systems Engineering. NOTE: Major(s) hired is/are listed out to the side of each company listed below.





                    

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