The Center for the Study of Women, Science and Technology (WST), a unit of Georgia Tech’s Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty, welcomes all faculty, staff, and students interested in research related to the topics of gender, science, and technology. WST is interdisciplinary, cooperative, and collaborative, reaching across Georgia Tech and beyond to form partnerships and alliances with faculty, students, and administrators, as well as other universities.

Explore WST Programming

The Career, Research, and Innovation Development Conference (CRIDC), sponsored by the Graduate Student Government Association and the Office of Graduate Education, is an annual professional development event that offers a poster competition, panel sessions led by industry leaders, and career networking opportunities.

WST Undergraduate Research Partnerships

WST supports and funds partnerships of undergraduates with faculty in research on topics related to women, science, and technology. Georgia Tech faculty who serve as WST mentors, and other Georgia Tech faculty members, may apply for funds to support designated undergraduates pursuing research. Learn more.
    Abigale Stangl College of Deisgn class, Transformative Teaching, CURE

    Distinguished Lecture

    Every year, WST hosts a guest scholar for a Distinguished Lecture on a topic related to the research interests of the center. All are welcome to attend the public lecture.

    Learn more about the 2026 Distinguished Lecture.