Facts and Rankings

The College of Computing is a recognized leader in creating real-world computing breakthroughs that drive social and scientific progress.

GT Computing by the Numbers

• Five schools
• 19 degree programs
• 110 academic faculty
• 39 research faculty
• 23.8% female faculty
• $101,000 = median starting salary for Bachelor of Science in CS*
• $120,000 = median starting salary for Master of Science in CS* 

*  Georgia Tech Career and Salary Survey for 2019-2020

Enrollment (Fall 2020)

• 15,245 total enrollment
• 3,309 undergraduate students
• 10,559 OMSCS students
• 1,377 MS on-campus & Ph.D. students

Research

• $29,071,228 = FY20 research expenditures
• 50+ college-affiliated research centers, labs & groups

Rankings

US News & World Report

• 6th ranked U.S. Graduate CS program (2023)
  • 5th ranked Artificial Intelligence program
  • 4th ranked Systems program
  • 6th ranked Computer Science
  • 15th Programming Languages

• 5th ranked Undergraduate Computer Science program (2021)
  • 2nd ranked (tie) Cybersecurity
  • 4th ranked Computer Systems
  • 4th ranked Software Engineering 
  • 6th ranked Artificial Intelligence
  • 7th ranked Data Analytics/Science
  • 7th ranked (tie) Game/Simulation Development
  • 7th ranked (tie) Theory
  • 10th ranked Mobile/Web Applications
  • 10th ranked Programming Languages

Times Higher Education/Wall Street Journal Global Rankings

• 8th ranked in the world for computer science (2017)

The Edvocate

• 4th ranked Bachelor's Degree Program in Computer Science (2022)