Focus: educating students in the use of basic mechanical engineering principles to reach optimal design solutions for engineering problems.

Focus: advancing knowledge and research in areas such as algebra, analysis, differential equations, geometry, numerical analysis, probability, quantitative finance, statistics, topology, and methods of applied mathematics.

Focus: advancing study and research on topics such as algebra, analysis, differential equations, geometry, numerical analysis, probability, quantitative finance, statistics, topology, and methods of applied mathematics.

Undergraduate Math Degree Overview

A degree in Math at Georgia Tech includes technology-focused curriculum and state-of-the-art laboratories. The Bachelor's in Mathematics program offers these key advantages as well: 

The Math minor documents the student's in-depth knowledge of mathematics and analytical reasoning skills that the study of mathematics promotes.

Focus: advancing knowledge and research in areas such as metallurgy, polymers, ceramics, paper science and engineering, and functional electronic materials.

Focus: advancing study and research in the development of new materials for the next generation of engineering applications: biomaterials, nanomaterials, ceramics, metals, polymers, and electronic materials.

Focus: combining traditional instruction in ceramic, metallurgy, and polymer and fiber science and engineering with modern materials including nano-, bio-, composite, electronic, and optical and magnetic materials. The joint BS/MS program is for students who want to obtain a graduate degree in addition to their BS degree.

Focus: combining traditional instruction in ceramic, metallurgy, and polymer and fiber science and engineering with modern materials including nano-, bio-, composite, electronic, and optical and magnetic materials.

The School of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) offers an undergraduate minor in materials science and engineering for non-MSE majors. The minor in Materials Science and Engineering broadens the materials background of non-materials science and engineering students and introduces them to a materials approach to problem solving that may be different from that provided by their major.