Georgia Tech Professional Education

Georgia Tech Professional Education Georgia Tech Professional Education allows working professionals and industry partners access to the expertise of a world-renowned research university.

Georgia Tech Professional Education is an academic division of the Georgia Institute of Technology, which consistently ranks as one of the nation’s top 10 public universities by U.S. News & World Report. Professional Education offers professional master's programs, short courses, and certificate programs to meet the needs of working professionals and industry partners. Programs are available world

wide through a variety of face-to-face, blended learning, and online formats. In addition to professional course offerings, the division administers K-12 outreach and English as a Second Language programs, and manages meeting and event facilities. On an annual basis, Professional Education enrolls more than 129,000 students and works with 1,600 companies. It is located at the Georgia Tech Global Learning Center in Atlanta and at the Georgia Tech-Savannah campus.

📣 The 2027 Niche rankings are in, and the numbers speak for themselves. Georgia Tech was named the No. 4 public universi...
09/03/2026

📣 The 2027 Niche rankings are in, and the numbers speak for themselves.

Georgia Tech was named the No. 4 public university in America, No. 4 for engineering, No. 5 best big college, and No. 6 for computer science.

The Institute was also named the best college and best value college in Georgia.

These rankings tell a strong story: Georgia Tech remains dedicated to excellence and to creating environments that empower our students to innovate and make a meaningful difference in the world.

Go Jackets! 🐝

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Industry trends are evolving rapidly, and learners need flexible avenues to keep their skills relevant. Digital credenti...
09/02/2026

Industry trends are evolving rapidly, and learners need flexible avenues to keep their skills relevant. Digital credentials play a key role in continuous education, helping professionals at every stage of their careers grow their expertise and stand out in a competitive job market.

Join us Oct. 26-28 at the Lifetime Learning Symposium, where higher education leaders and industry professionals will explore digital credentials and other innovative approaches to supporting today’s learners.

As part of the symposium program, Ronnie Godshalk, senior director of academic programs in Georgia Tech’s College of Lifetime Learning, will discuss how digital credentials can create value beyond the classroom, help learners translate new skills into career opportunities, and examine the role employers and organizations play in creating effective learning experiences.

Secure your spot by Sept. 15 to save $100 with early-bird pricing.

Learn more and register: https://vist.ly/5h3ph

Last week, GTRI experts attended TechNet Augusta, where they connected with defense technology leaders, industry partner...
08/27/2026

Last week, GTRI experts attended TechNet Augusta, where they connected with defense technology leaders, industry partners, and military personnel to discuss the innovations shaping today’s battlefield.

Our booth buzzed with conversations about advancements in AI operations, cybersecurity, and the critical role these technologies play in supporting mission success.

Those real-world insights are brought into Georgia Tech’s Defense Technology courses and certificates, which are delivered by GTRI instructors with extensive experience and industry insights.

Learn more about our defense technology courses and certificates: https://vist.ly/5gcy8

And don’t forget to check out photos from our time at TechNet Augusta!

📷 : Christopher Moore

The rise of engineered stone countertops comes with a hidden cost. Workers who cut and fabricate these materials face se...
08/25/2026

The rise of engineered stone countertops comes with a hidden cost. Workers who cut and fabricate these materials face serious health risks from exposure to silica dust, which can cause silicosis, a potentially fatal lung disease.

Jenny Houlroyd, an environmental health and safety specialist and occupational safety instructor, spoke with Bloomberg Law about the unique challenges Georgia workers face because silica-related disease isn’t tracked or addressed the same way it is in other states.

“There is really no way under the current framework for us to know if there are cases and how many people would be diagnosed, which is why there’s such an urgency from researchers,” Houlroyd says.

“We know there are these gaps in surveillance, and we know that because of those gaps in surveillance, there are probably a large number of undocumented cases.”

Learn more about the regulatory challenges surrounding silica exposure and the growing need to better protect workers from this preventable illness: https://vist.ly/5g4ka

Georgia Tech is launching a new high-tech cloud lab that will enable researchers nationwide to direct work remotely, ref...
08/20/2026

Georgia Tech is launching a new high-tech cloud lab that will enable researchers nationwide to direct work remotely, refine experiments, and access critical data from anywhere.

Demonstrating that innovation and accessibility go hand in hand, the lab aims to leverage artificial intelligence and simulation to reduce costs and expand opportunities for researchers to advance their work more efficiently and effectively.

Aaron Stebner, executive director of the Professional Master’s in Manufacturing Leadership program, is excited about the potential to accelerate the research process.

“It might take a person three, four, or five weeks of training just to be able to do one piece of work that returns valuable data or correct data. By having all of this pre-programmed and programmable on demand, all of that burden is removed,” he said.

The lab is supported by an $18 million grant from the National Science Foundation and is part of an effort to form a national network of cloud labs at 20 sites across the country.

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Help us congratulate Georgia Tech expert and OMS Analytics faculty member Eunhye Song on her role as vice president/pres...
08/18/2026

Help us congratulate Georgia Tech expert and OMS Analytics faculty member Eunhye Song on her role as vice president/president-elect of the INFORMS Simulation (I-SIM) Society!

In her new role, she will help guide an organization that’s dedicated to pushing the boundaries of simulation research and practice, focusing on the most relevant and emerging areas in the field.

“We have much more data, computing power, and the ability to build more detailed simulation models than ever before,” Song said. “That’s exciting because we’re getting closer to accurately representing what’s happening in the real system.”

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AI and cybersecurity: Friend or foe? The answer is more complicated than it seems.It’s no secret that artificial intelli...
08/13/2026

AI and cybersecurity: Friend or foe? The answer is more complicated than it seems.

It’s no secret that artificial intelligence is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape. Cybercriminals are using AI to accelerate attacks and identify vulnerabilities faster than ever before. Recent attacks on water systems around the country have shown that critical infrastructure remains an attractive target because it often relies on legacy technology to provide essential services.

Georgia Tech experts say the biggest concern is not that AI is creating a new form of cyberattacks. Instead, it’s making threats quicker, cheaper and harder to stop.
As OMS Cybersecurity instructor Brendan Saltaformaggio explains, "Unfortunately, everyone is at risk. AI is not creating new victims; AI is making attackers faster and more effective at targeting the same organizations they have always pursued."

The good news? AI can strengthen defenses.

"AI's primary impact on cyberattacks is enhancing speed and scale," says OMS Cybersecurity instructor Frank Li. "Organizations need to adapt to more agile defenses and processes that account for this, in many cases relying on AI as well to help speed up defensive actions."

Read more about how to fight AI with AI.
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08/11/2026

You did it! 🎓🐝

We’re proud to celebrate Georgia Tech’s newest professional master’s graduates and the dedication it took to reach this milestone while continuing to grow as professionals and leaders.

Your degree may be complete, but we know the learning won’t stop here. Here’s to everything that comes next. 💛

Go Jackets!

🐝🎓

Class of 2026, throughout this journey, you’ve demonstrated incredible courage, dedication, and positivity. We are truly...
08/07/2026

Class of 2026, throughout this journey, you’ve demonstrated incredible courage, dedication, and positivity. We are truly inspired by your impressive ability to balance work, life, and school and are excited to see how your professional paths expand in extraordinary ways. Congratulations! Go Jackets! 🐝🎓

08/06/2026

Tomorrow, Georgia Tech Professional Master's students will cross the commencement stage and officially become Yellow Jackets! Help us celebrate their incredible achievement by sharing your words of encouragement, congratulations, and support on the 2026 Commencement Padlet.

To our PMASE, PMOSH, and PMML graduates: We are so proud of all you've accomplished, and we can't wait to celebrate this milestone with you. 🐝🎓

Celebrate our graduates: https://vist.ly/5dvi2

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