The Nakatani RIES program sends up to 12 Georgia Tech biomedical engineering undergraduates to laboratories in Japan for 8-10 weeks starting in mid-May. Selected students are paid to perform research, get exposed to the latest technologies, and gain new cultural experiences while working in laboratories in Japan. Universities across Japan participate in this exchange including representation in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka.

The Nadia A. and Robert W. Tyson Study Abroad Scholarship is a scholarship for students pursuing a degree in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, participating in a study or intern abroad program offered at Georgia Tech, and participating in one of the following campus organizations: the Baptist Student Union, the Catholic Center, Episcopal Campus Ministries, Lutheran Campus Ministries, or the Wesley Foundation.

Administered by the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and open to CEE majors. Undergraduate students are given priority, but graduate students are also eligible to apply.

Awarded by the Georgia Tech Institute of Leadership and Entrepreneurship to students participating in the Eastern Europe Study Abroad Program for Social Good.

Masa Israel Journey is the leader in immersive international experiences in Israel for young people ages 18-30. Students must be Jewish to be eligible for this opportunity.

Funding up to £15,000 for semester study at the London School of Economics. Students participating on the London School of Economics Exchange Program are eligible to apply.

This scholarship program is sponsored by the Japanese government and awards a full scholarship including a round trip air fee, tuition, entrance fee, and monthly stipend for 2 years of MA program, and 3 years for PhD in Japan.

Funding for students participating in a Japanese Exchange Program. To locate a Georgia Tech exchange program in Japan, visit the program search page. http://atlas.gatech.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.SimpleSearch

Up to $1,000 for travel for IP study abroad students completing an approved second term abroad. Only for students who already completed their first term abroad or will be studying abroad for the academic year.

Funding for study in Germany. The German Program supports students who participate in intensive language programs in a German-speaking country. Contact Prof. Britta Kallin for additional details.