2025 Life Science and Health Career Fairs in Georgia
Georgia Life Sciences has compiled the following list of career fairs. Companies are encouraged to participate. Please visit the school website for more information.
- Part- Time Job Fair | 8/20/2025| Tate Student Center, Grand Hall - 5th floor
- J.M Tull School of Accounting Career Fair | 9/11/2025| Classic Center
- Fall Career and Internship fair | 9/29/ 2025| Classic Center
- Fall Engineering and Computer Science Career and Internship fair | 9/30/2025/ Classic Center
- Risk Management and Insurance Career Day | 10/6/2025| Classic Center
- Agricultural and Environmental Career fair | 10/8/2025 |Tate Student Center, Grand Hall - 5th floor
- Financial Planning, Housing and Consumer Economics Internship and Career Fair | 10/15/2025| Tate Student Center, Grand Hall - 5th floor
- Graduate School Information Day| 10/22/2025| Tate Student Center, Grand Hall - 5th floor
- Gace College Career Fair | 11/4/2025| Cobb Energy Performing Arts Theatre
- STEM Job Fair | 9/30/2025- 10/2/2025| Marietta Campus - 635 Walter Kelley Road, Marietta GA 30060
- All Majors Job Fair | 10/28/2025- 10/29/2025| Kennesaw Campus - 290 Kennesaw State University Rd NW, Kennesaw, 30144
- Government and Non- Profit Job Fair | 10/30/2025| Kennesaw Campus - 290 Kennesaw State University Rd NW, Kennesaw, 30144
- Part- Time Job Fair | 8/12/2025| Main Street, University Center
- Internship non-profit job fair | 9/11/2025| Main Street, University Center
- Law School Fair | 9/24/2025| Upper Manley Concourse
Atlanta University Center Consortium
- AUCC Career Fair | 9/19/ 2025| America’s Mart in Downtown Atlanta
Georgia Institute of Technology
- Engineering and Science Virtual Career Fair | 8/28/2025| Virtual
- All Majors Career Fair | 9/8/2025- 9/9/2025| Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Center
- Materials Science and Engineering Career Fair | 9/9/2025| Klaus Advanced Computing Building Atrium
- Coulter BME Career Fair | 9/10/2025| Historic Academy of Medicine
- School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Career Fair Day 1 |9/12/2025| Klaus Advanced Computing Building Atrium
- Supply Chain Day Career Fair | 9/15/2025| Exhibition Hall
- School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Career Fair Day 2 | 9/16/2025| Klaus Advanced Computing Building Atrium
- Computing Career Fair | 9/16/2025| McCamish Pavillion
- ME/ ASME Career Fair | 9/17/2025| Exhibition Hall
- Coulter BME Virtual Career Fair | 9/18/2025| Virtual
- School of Building Construction Career Fair | 9/23/2025| Exhibition Hall
- Government and Non- Profit Job Hiring Event 10/2/2025
- Cybersecurity and Technology Virtual Career Fair | 10/16/2025| Virtual
University of North Georgia
- Part- Time and Internship Job Fair | 8/18/2025| UNG Gainsville Campus
- Career and Internship Fair | 9/23/2025| Hugh Mills physical education center
- Career and Internship Fair |9/4/2025| UNG Dahlonega Campus
Atlanta Beltline
- Career Fair | 8/27/2025| City of Refuge
Georgia Life Sciences leads effort to establish bipartisan caucus focused on advancing the state’s growing life sciences economy
A skilled workforce is the engine that will drive growth across America’s biotechnology industry, and Atlanta has built multi-faceted training programs that are developing and sustaining the talent pipeline for everything from advanced laboratory research to industrial biomanufacturing.
On March 12, 2026, Augusta, Georgia served as the setting for an important conversation about the future of American biotechnology and manufacturing. Manus welcomed members of the U.S. National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology (NSCEB) to its Augusta BioFacility to highlight how advanced biomanufacturing is strengthening U.S. supply chain resilience and supporting the growing bioeconomy. During the visit, Manus unveiled a significant expansion of its 44-acre Augusta BioFacility, increasing domestic capacity to produce critical biobased ingredients. The expansion further positions Georgia as a key hub for advanced biomanufacturing and demonstrates the growing role of biotechnology in strengthening national economic and supply chain security. Commission members met with leaders from industry, government, and academia to discuss strategies for scaling manufacturing infrastructure, strengthening resilient supply chains, and preparing the workforce needed to support the next generation of the U.S. bioeconomy. The visit also included conversations with Manus employees about the practical realities of building and operating advanced biomanufacturing facilities in the United States. The Augusta site has become one of the largest advanced biomanufacturing facilities in the country, producing a growing portfolio of bioalternatives at industrial scale. Among these products is high-purity Reb M, recently launched as Yume™ M Stevia Sweetener , supported by an all-Americas supply chain. “As we scale the Manus bioalternatives platform, Augusta has become a powerful example of what the modern U.S. bioeconomy looks like in practice,” said Manus Founder and CEO Ajikumar Parayil. The visit underscores Georgia’s expanding leadership in life sciences manufacturing and highlights how regional ecosystems can help advance U.S. leadership in biotechnology and biomanufacturing. Learn more about the expansion and visit: Manus welcomes U.S. National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology to unveil major Augusta BioFacility expansion Growing Georgia Biomanufacturing Industry Transforming American Industrial Strength
