Georgia Tech Savannah’s Career Services Department exists to empower students to make effective and informed career decisions. Explore our website to discover the many resources that will help you be successful in your career search.
Virtual Career Fair
All Georgia Tech students and alumni are encouraged to attend the Virtual Career Fair taking place on July 19 – 20, 2011. Over a period of two days, recruiters and candidates will exchange information through chat rooms and video interviews. This event is free for students and alumni. For more information, click here.
Career Counseling
Students seeking assistance with choosing a major and career planning can schedule an appointment with a career counselor by calling (912) 966-6765.
Internships
Students seeking practical work experience related to their major can learn about the Internship Program by attending an information sessions. You can learn more by visiting: savannah.gatech.edu/co-op-internships
Mock Interviews
To receive individual coaching on interview skills, students can take advantage of the computerized Optimal Interview program available on the Career Services website. Optionally students can schedule a practice interview after following the proscribed process.
Career Library
The career library contains information on various career fields, career planning, graduate school, job search related topics, and potential employers. Publication Listing
Campus Recruiting
Students can submit their resume, and sign up for interviews for internship and full-time positions on CareerBuzz. Employers post internship, part-time and full-time positions on
Job Search Advice
The Alumni Association Career Development department assists Georgia Tech alumni with career planning, job searching, career transition activities and job placement. Visit the Career Advice page and find out how our numerous programs will help advance your skills, develop a network of business associates or find your next job.
Internship Program
Our alumni frequently tell us that their internship or co-op experience was one of the most influential and educational components of their time at Georgia Tech.
