Science on Display
The university’s new science building is about openess. Light. Transparency. Shared lab spaces. Collaboration.
Why STEM at Georgia College?
The STEM discipline requires a hands-on approach. As Georgia's Public Liberal Arts University, you can expect to get out of the classroom and receive field based experience while earning your Bachelor's degree.
GCSU professor and alumnus measure neutron star
Georgia College & State University Physics Professor Dr. Arash Bodaghee and Cody Cox of Milledgeville—a recent physics graduate experienced in C++ computer language and MATLAB—have calculated a dark star never previously measured.
Sea Creatures find new home at GCSU
Georgia College & State University's 300-gallon aquarium is home to newly-caught translucent blue crabs, hermit crabs, mantis shrimp and miniature starfish that like to bury themselves in the sand.
Grad student conducts algae research
At her North Carolina internship, Anna Agi was able to introduce the water-quality company to a few things about diatoms—a form of microscopic, single-celled algae with glass cell walls that converts light into energy.
Our STEM Programs
Whether you plan to study the stars or study climate change, Georgia College has groundbreaking programs rooted in the Liberal Arts.
College of Arts & Sciences
College of Business & Technology
College of Health Sciences
Your career begins here
Georgia College & State University has several programs that prepare students to enter additional exciting professional STEM fields — including Medicine, Pharmacy and Engineering. View our Pre-Professional Programs online.
Alumni Success
Mentoring NFL Players
Corey Campbell, ’16, shifted his studies from biology to exercise science in graduate school at Georgia College & State University. And he’s glad he did. Campbell now lives his dream job as the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Carolina Panthers.
Inspiring change
Exceptional steward of the environment inspires scholarship
Dr. Susan Daneman Richardson, ’84, and Andy Richardson, ’83, are each on a mission. Susan’s striving to make drinking water safe, and Andy’s offering scholarships to Georgia College & State University (GCSU) chemistry students.
Patient-inspired doctor expands horizon
Dr. Amy Amundson Smith, ’93, is a board-certified pediatric hematologist-oncologist with neuro-oncology. She serves as the division chief of the Haley Center for Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.
