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Plan Your Aerospace Engineering Career While You Earn Your Aerospace Engineering Degree

While you are enrolled at Georgia Tech, we encourage you to take advantage of the career fairs, resume prep sessions, fellowships, internships, and other opportunities that Tech offers.

AE Mentors In Residence

The Mentors in Residence initiative gives AE students the chance to choose a professional mentor and sign up for a half-hour mentoring session. During the COVID-19 tamp down, we are offering virtual mentoring sessions. find out more

Aerospace Engineering Career Fair

The AE School teams up with Sigma Gamma Tau to host its own career fair every fall and during the Spring 2022 the School held its first ever spring career fair. Companies from industry, research labs, and startups attend the fair in the hopes of finding talented students and recent graduates for various internships, co-ops, and full-time positions. 

Georgia Tech All Majors Career Fair

Bring your A-game...and your resume. This campus-wide career fair will feature reps from more than 400 employers. Internships, co-ops, and full-time jobs are promoted at this event. 2022 Georgia Tech Fall All Majors Career Fair.

Fellowships

For many students, funded fellowships provide a great opportunity to expand their knowledge and resume within a specific area of engineering. A visit to the Georgia Tech Fellowship Office is the first step toward finding a fellowship that will add dimension to your degree and to your career aspirations.

Internships

Georgia Tech internships provide opportunities for students to gain experience in their field, determine if they have an interest in a particular career, and create a network of contacts. An internship may be either paid, unpaid or partially paid (in the form of a stipend) and can be offered during spring, summer, or fall semesters. 

Co-ops 

Co-op is the link between the classroom and the workplace. Knowledge is gained and transferred between students and employers in alternating semesters of school and work, typically with the same employer. Multiple semesters are required because real learning takes time, commitment, and patience. Co-op at Georgia Tech is an optional, five-year program.