Georgia Tech-Europe (GT-Europe) is the European campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology, located in the city of Metz in the Lorraine Region of France. GTL offers graduate degree programs leading to the designated master’s degrees (M.S.E.C.E. and M.S.M.E.), the undesignated master's degree (M.S.), and the Ph.D. degree from Georgia Tech.  All lectures are delivered in English by Georgia Tech professors assigned to GTL either on a permanent or part-time basis. For more information, view the ECE graduate programs at GTL web page or contact Professor Bertrand Boussert.

As a complement to regular graduate programs, GTL offers double degree programs in cooperation with seven French Grandes Écoles d'Ingénieurs, or graduate engineering institutions. For students enrolled in French universities, these programs lead to the M.S.E.C.E., M.S.M.E., or M.S. Undesignated from Georgia Tech and the Diplôme d'Ingénieur. For students from Georgia Tech, they lead to the M.S. degree, plus a Master Professionale from one of seven partner schools.

These programs typically involve three semesters of coursework and a required internship in industry. Students spend at least one semester at GTL, one semester at a partner institution, an additional semester at either Georgia Tech-Lorraine or at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, and three to six months doing an internship.

Among the master's programs proposed at our partner schools, some are taught in English, but students may decide to do one in French. Information for master's degrees taught in English can be found at the two partner institutions listed below. 

• ENSEEIHT
• ​Telecom SudParis

French language courses are offered at Georgia Tech-Lorraine for non-French speakers. For more information, visit the GTL Double Degree Program website or contact Professor Bertrand Boussert.

Qualified students from China, the United States, and any other countries can pursue the master’s degree in ECE from Georgia Tech in Shenzhen, China. Selected Georgia Tech graduate courses are taught by Georgia Tech faculty on rotational assignment to Shenzhen during the spring, summer, and fall semesters of each year. Currently enrolled Georgia Tech students can apply to switch campuses to Shenzhen during any semester for a study abroad experience. Georgia Tech-Shenzhen is located in the Nanshan District of Shenzhen with easy access to hundreds of companies. Assistance is available for students to pursue co-op or internship opportunities with multinational companies in China, following a semester of study at Georgia Tech-Shenzhen. For more information, visit the Georgia Tech-Shenzhen website or contact the GT-Shenzhen Office. Watch a video introduction to the Shenzhen master's degree program.

The Office of International Education (OIE) is staffed with professionals that provide guidance about other international study abroad opportunities offered at Georgia Tech. If you choose a program that offers electrical engineering or computer engineering courses, the School of ECE will work with you to determine how the credits will apply to your degree.

Students may pursue semester-long or year-long international programs through OIE’s Study Abroad Program. For more information, view the list of Georgia Tech Semester Programs on the OIE website.

Options for international summer programs may also be found on the OIE Study Abroad Program web site. For more information, visit the list of Georgia Tech Summer Programs.

The Global Internship Program is a resource for internship opportunities at companies around the world. These international work experiences are designed for the ultimate experience to include practical training, cross-cultural exposure and learning, and acquisition of the softer skills that are important both professionally and personally in another culture. For more information, visit the Global Internship Program website.