STEM Education Programs
Welcome to Georgia State University, and congratulations on your decision to pursue an education in a scientific or technological field.
The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) program is here to help you make the most of your education – in the classroom, in the laboratory, and through internships. On this web site, you’ll find information about how to choose classes, connect with clubs and internships, and plan for your career.
Most importantly, you’ll find people. STEM faculty members are internationally known researchers who are also concerned teachers and advisors who can answer your questions and help you pursue your goals
- Getting Started
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AP credit, placement exams, and frequently asked questions.
- Undergraduate Advisors
Each STEM departments has one or more undergraduate advisors to help with course selection, study strategies and career planning. Below are links to a contact person in each Department.
- Degree Requirements
Degree requirements for each of the departments are found on the websites listed.
- Graduation Requirements
If you want or need to graduate in four years, you’ll need to plan your coursework carefully. Here are schedules to help you do so.
- Academic Clubs
Meet fellow majors and learn more about your field, including career opportunities.
- Summer Programs and Paid Internships
- Careers In the Sciences