The College of Lifetime Learning is demonstrating how education can evolve to meet a changing world with its first offerings, which are serving as "career catalysts" for students.

Educators, researchers, and industry partners will examine how AI is transforming learning and workforce development, and what it takes to prepare learners for ongoing change at the Skilling, Upskilling, and Reskilling in the Age of AI symposium.

A new partnership between our College and the School of Modern Languages demonstrates how learning science can be applied across Georgia Tech.

AI‑enhanced course design and immersive VR simulations are being piloted to strengthen personalized learning, leadership practice, and instructional quality in online programs.

Before it carried the name College of Lifetime Learning, the idea that education shouldn't stop at graduation was taking shape across Georgia Tech through years of experimentation, collaboration, and leadership at the Institute.

Applications are now open for eligible Tech students to apply for scholarships offered by the Atlanta chapter of the Project Management Institute.

Nelson Baker, former interim Dean of the College of Lifetime Learning, was honored by the Georgia Tech community for his 35-plus years of service to the institution.

From an aspiring inventor to a proud Yellow Jacket, designing educational tools that ignite curiosity and foster creativity.

At Georgia Tech’s 2025 Lifetime Learning Symposium, leaders and researchers explored how innovation, access, and technology are reshaping learning across the lifespan.

Dean Bill Gaudelli urged higher-education leaders to reimagine how learning happens and how universities can serve learners at every stage of life during the Business–Higher Education Forum Fall 2025 Convening.