Academics

Georgia Gwinnett College offers targeted baccalaureate degrees in areas such as biology, business administration, criminal justice, early childhood education, English, exercise science, history, information technology, mathematics, political science, psychology and special education. The College also offers teacher certification concentrations in biology, English, history, mathematics and political science.

Beginning with the fall 2011 semester, students may augment their main course of study with one of seven minor concentrations: business administration, criminal justice/criminology, leadership, English, history, information technology and political science.

GGC uses the most advanced educational technology available to deliver high-impact learning. Built-in class recorders capture lectures and allow students to review and add notes to material they find important, while smart phones allow for quizzes and class discussions via text message. Georgia Gwinnett College’s high-caliber professors use these and other advances in technology to create high-energy, high-tech learning experiences that get their students to continue talking – and thinking – long after class is over.

GGC places assessment of student learning at the center of all planning activities from the onset of each program of study and, in fact, at the center of planning for the overall educational experience of the student. See GGC's student learning outcome goals.

If you're looking to start your own business, complete your pre-med degree, or to provide support services in the community, GGC has a degree with you in mind - all on a high-tech campus where education is interactive.

Certifcates

Certificate in Latin American Studies

Other Courses

GGC offers students the opportunity to take courses in military science leadership, offered through the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program.  GGC also offers courses and areas of study for students interested in entering the medical field, nursing, medical technology and other related occupations. See a complete list of courses available on the Programs of Study page. Beginning in the spring of 2012, the College will offer students an opportunity to earn a certificate in Latin-American Studies.