College Structure
Overview
Welcome to the Institute for Innovative and Integrated Studies (I³S) at Georgia Southern University, where your educational journey becomes your professional springboard. We’re not just about helping you get a degree; we’re committed to turning your passion into a fulfilling career.
At I³S, we’re pioneering a new approach to education. We believe in breaking down traditional silos and fostering cross-disciplinary collaborations that mirror the dynamic landscape of today’s and tomorrow’s industries. By partnering with regional businesses and adopting innovative teaching methods, we ensure our students are always in step with the changing workforce demands.
Our comprehensive catalog, featuring Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS), Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS), various interdisciplinary minors, and numerous certification and professional development opportunities, opens doors to numerous career paths. Choose from numerous career focused interdisciplinary concentrations, or follow your passion through our Individualized concentration where you work with your advisor and the program Director to build your own degree pathway. Whether you’re seeking to specialize in your current field, eyeing a career change, or exploring the unfamiliar, our stackable programs give you the freedom and flexibility to adapt your education to your evolving career aspirations.
Believing in the power of education for all, we’re committed to making learning accessible and affordable. Through the Office of Adult and Online Learning and the Continuing and Professional Education programs housed within our institute, we provide a multitude of avenues to upskill, reskill, or start anew, irrespective of where you are in your life journey.
So, are you ready to take the next step? Join us at Georgia Southern University’s Institute for Innovative and Integrated Studies, where your academic growth is intertwined with your career success. Here, we’re all about turning your educational dreams into professional realities.
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