The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers scholarships and fellowships dedicated to helping civil and environmental engineering students of all levels. Students may find more information and apply for all scholarships and fellowships through the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid.

Undergraduate Student Aid

Georgia Tech and the School of Civil and Environmental engineering award scholarships on an annual basis. Academic excellence, financial need, and major of study are the primary criteria used for selecting recipients. 

There are several scholarships administered within the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering:  

  1. Jordan Jones/Goulding Scholarship: For U.S. citizens who are juniors or seniors majoring in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Preference will be given to students with an interest in consultancy.
  2. Phillip D. Jory Memorial Scholarship: For U.S. citizens who are juniors or seniors majoring in CEE, with preference to those concentrating in Geosystems Engineering, followed by Structural Engineering or Construction Engineering Management. Leadership and extracurricular involvement will be considered.
  3. Carl Hofstadter Scholarship: For U.S. citizens who are juniors or seniors majoring in CEE.
  4. George Mooney Scholarship: For students majoring in CEE.
  5. P2K Hispanic Engineers of the Future Scholarship: For students with a demonstrated interest in Hispanic culture.
  6. Clark Construction Scholarship: For students in the CEE Construction Management program.
  7. Alex G. and Faye Spanos Scholarship: For undergraduate students in the School of Civil Engineering pursuing a course of study in the field of construction.
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Graduate Student Aid

Graduate students can apply for scholarships, fellowships or assistantships.

Many of Tech’s graduate students are employed as graduate research or teaching assistants (GRAs and GTAs), including four out of five doctoral students. Generally speaking, there is no application process for obtaining a GRA or GTA.

These assistantships provide a tuition waiver and a modest stipend, and are awarded through students’ major departments. The award process is usually in conjunction with the department’s initial offer of admission to their graduate program.

Study Abroad

Civil and environmental students have access to several funding sources dedicated to supporting their travels. The international travel funds support students who are interested in studying, traveling or working abroad. Click to learn more about the different travel funds available.