Category: Registration

Summer with International Affairs — in ATLANTA!

Stephanie Jackson

Summer 2019 – International Affairs Courses in Atlanta INTA 1050 – The World Today (ss) INTA 1200 – American Government (ss, c/h) INTA 2100 – Great Power Relations (ss, minor) INTA 3110 – US Foreign Policy (ss, minor) Earn Social Science (ss), Constitution/History (c/h) or International Affairs Minor credit. Classes are not restricted and are available in early short, late short, and full summer session. Click the links above for course descriptions, CRNs, and dates/times.    

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Fall 2019 Mini-Mester Pilot Program

Stephanie Jackson

In Fall 2019, SGA’s Academic Affairs board will launch the Mini-Mesters pilot program. Mini-Mesters are 1 credit hour, 5-week long course offerings that will occur during the normal academic semester with the goal of introducing students to non-traditional classroom material. Students will be able to explore different passions and interests outside of their major to gain a greater breadth of knowledge across academic disciplines. With the goal of making Tech’s curriculum more personalizable, the semester will be broken up into three terms of Mini-Mesters, allowing students to sign up for…

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Registration Info for Summer and Fall 2019 | Phase I

Stephanie Jackson

Dear Student, I am in the office, but due to the large volume of students coming in for advisement at this time, I am not able to answer email quickly. If you have a registration question, please read the info below. If your question is not answered below, I will respond as soon as possible. Please note that I will only be addressing registration issues until April 10, and will be available again for long-term academic planning and career/internship advice, as well as major changes, BEGINNING APRIL 11. NO CHANGE…

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IAC 4811 – Interdisciplinary Careers: Leveraging Your Liberal Arts Degree

Stephanie Jackson

This course (Spring 2019) will be held on Wednesdays 4:00 – 5:15 PM In this accelerated career development course tailored for liberal arts majors you will: • Learn to leverage your interdisciplinary and liberal arts background to locate and obtain employment opportunities that align with your career goals • Network with professionals in industries that relate to your career goals. • Communicate with potential mentors in your professional fields. • Contribute to the design and delivery of a professional networking event being hosted on Georgia Tech’s campus. • Create impactful…

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GT Lorraine Courses for Nunn School Students

Stephanie Jackson

If you’re studying abroad at GTL for the Fall 2018 or Spring 2019 semesters and you aren’t sure what classes you should take to fulfill your degree requirements, use this guide of sample courses and recommendations to help you make the most of your study abroad experience! Applications are now open for the Spring 2019 semester at http://lorraine.gatech.edu/apply.  

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Summer Program at Warsaw School of Economics

Stephanie Jackson

2-13 July 2018 Summer University Warsaw (SUW) offers 2-week-long courses on economics and management at Warsaw School of Economics (SGH). All classes are organised as lectures and workshops with numerous case studies, discussions and group projects. Bachelor’s and master’s level students have an opportunity to earn 4 or 8 ECTS credits that are internationally recognised. Our academic team includes teachers from Warsaw School of Economics and invited guest speakers from partner universities taking part in Erasmus+ KA107 exchange programme (SGH academic partners) and practitioners from international corporations (SGH business partners). During…

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Global Medievalisms Course (Fall 2018)

Stephanie Jackson

Course description: Seminar Lit/ Cult Theory: Fall 2018 LMC 4200-F / Special Topics LMC 8803 Global Medievalisms TR 9:30-11:45am Skiles 343 Richard Utz In this seminar, we want to explore the world-wide existence of medievalism, a cultural phenomenon that encompasses all creative and critical receptions, reimaginations, and reenactments of medieval culture in postmedieval times. Specifically, we want to investigate the causes for the continued fascination with medieval culture, from European colonialism and Western’ economic, military, and cultural influence through the transformations and adaptations of ‘real’ and ‘invented ‘ medieval ideas,…

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