Georgia Tech has a long tradition of helping those in need and has made it part of its mission to develop cross-culturally, globally-minded leaders who improve the human condition. As global humanitarian crises arise, the Institute leverages its resources and contacts in support of international students, faculty, staff, and alums who are most affected.

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The War on Ukraine is already having a significant impact on our undergraduate and graduate students from Ukraine and neighboring countries.

Georgia Tech would like to host a number of students to complete their degrees as well as faculty who need a temporary university home. While supporting current students will be our top priority, we would also like to generate resources to support displaced scholars and welcome them to join our community.

We are asking our community to step up, as it always does, to ensure that the students who are already members of the Tech community can complete their studies and that we can help displaced scholars. We estimate an urgent need of between $3 and $4 million in current, expendable funds, which will be administered through the Office of International Education.

Humanitarian Relief Efforts

• International Committee for the Red Cross
• International Rescue Committee (IRC)
• Refugees International
• United Way – United for Ukraine
• CARE
• Save the Children – Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund
• Center for Disaster Philanthropy

Other Resources

• Ukraine/Russia – Understanding the Conflict: Georgia Tech’s experts shed light and insight into this complex confrontation of nations
• Ukraine Digital Book Collection
• Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES)
• Ukraine designated for temporary protected status (TPS)
• G7 Foreign Ministers’ Statement on Russia’s War of Aggression Against Ukraine
• Scholarship for Ukrainian Undergrads Studying in the U.S.
• G7 Foreign Ministers' Statement on the illegal annexation of sovereign Ukrainian territory
• Scientific Organizations Form International Group to Advance Ukrainian Science and Support Researchers; Breakthrough Prize Foundation Provides $3 Million