The Georgia Tech Division of Professional Practice (DoPP) consists of four unique programs – Undergraduate Cooperative Education, Graduate Cooperative Education, Georgia Tech Internship Program (GTIP), and Work Abroad Programs.
More than 3,000 Georgia Tech students currently participate in the four separate DoPP Programs, all of which are voluntary. DoPP co-op students and interns are employed by more than 1,000 businesses and organizations worldwide.
We are proud to be home of the fourth oldest cooperative education program in the United States begun in 1912. The Undergrad Co-op Program is designed to be started freshman or sophomore year, while the GTIP Program serves the employment needs of juniors and seniors. Masters and Doctoral Candidates participate in the Grad Co-op Program, and juniors, seniors and graduate students are all eligible for the Work Abroad Program.
Our alumni frequently tell us that their co-op or internship experience was one of the most influential and educational components of their time at Georgia Tech.
Georgia Tech Savannah students have the opportunity to intern or co-op through the Division of Professional Practice through our local office in Savannah. Begin your journey through these online resources. View current opportunities.
Students
Are you interested in participating in the co-op or internship program through Georgia Tech? Our Savannah office can help you learn how to sign up, apply for jobs, and gain hands-on experience while in school.
Employers
Is your company interested in hiring a co-op or intern from Georgia Tech? Georgia Tech Savannah can help fill your employment needs through the Division of Professional Practice as well as Career Services.
