STEM Higher Education in Georgia

Georgia faces a shortage of highly-trained professionals in the fields of engineering and computer science. To address the shortage, compact funding established a partnership between San Diego State University (SDSU) and Georgian public universities to deliver U.S. accredited bachelor’s degree programs in the STEM disciplines.

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  • Georgia Compact II

    The Georgia II Compact aimed to improve the quality of education in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields and increase the earning potential of Georgians.

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Securing the Future

MCC’s Georgia II Compact provided students and educators with essential skills and training that will help build the country’s workforce and boost long-term economic growth and prosperity.

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Education

Poverty reduction and economic growth are possible when countries invest in educating their people. MCC works with partner countries to ensure that students obtain the knowledge and skills that can help them get better jobs and improve their livelihoods.