Developing Study Abroad Programs

Georgia Tech strongly encourages and supports student participation in study abroad programs. Faculty are integral to developing, and leading successful international opportunities for our students. Study abroad program proposals are reviewed and approved by the Institute’s Graduate and Undergraduate Study Abroad Sub-Committee. Students participating in co-curricular and non-formal international experiences should also work with OIE to register their travel.
Georgia Tech faculty interested in developing faculty-led study abroad programs or leading students abroad may contact Lorie Páulez, Director of Education Abroad, for information about the process and for sample documents.
Hosting Visiting Scholars and Interns

The Office of International Education and the Office of Global Human Resources are responsible for visa sponsorship, compliance, and providing advising support to the foreign national and the hiring or hosting unit. There are several visa options for hiring and hosting non-U.S. persons. The Office of International Education is responsible for the F student and J Exchange Visitor visa sponsorship, and the Office of Global HR is responsible for the B, H, TN, O, and U.S. Permanent Resident sponsorship processes.