Education and Outreach
The Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience (IBB) remains committed to the education initiatives that were initially launched under the Georgia Tech/Emory Center for the Engineering of Living Tissue (GTEC). IBB focuses on providing opportunities and experiences for students at all levels that extend beyond formal courses.
IBB supports the following educational programs as well as provides student interactions with industry, and supports a student council group, Bioscience and Bioengineering Unified Graduate Students (BBUGS) which serves the broader bioengineering and bioscience community.
Undergraduate Research Scholars (URS)
A year-long scholarship program that provides students with hands-on research experiences in IBB laboratories.
Visit the GTEC Web site to learn more »
Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
A summer research program that enables students from outside of Georgia Tech and Emory to conduct bio-related research on campus.
Visit the GTEC Web site to learn more »
Atlanta University Center (AUC) Partnership
Atlanta University Center Consortium organization provides services and programs to Atlanta area member institutions who share a common
mission of providing quality education for African Americans and other students of diverse backgrounds.
Visit the AUC Web site to learn more »
K-12 Programs
Buzz on Biotechnology Open House, K-12 summer camps, bioscience mini-competitions are just a few of the educational activities IBB supports. Visit the GTEC Web site to learn more »
- UPCOMING EDUCATION EVENTS
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- 3rd Annual BBUGS Technique Symposium
- June 17 - 18, 2008 | N/A LOCATION: GT Biotechnology Complex BBUGS presents their third annual Technique workshop where students give short presentations and HANDS-ON demonstrations. Bring your own samples and learn how to do exciting new techniques here at GT and Emory.