Presented by JANAE FUTRELL, Georgia Tech Alum and Previous Recipient of this Award

The Erasmus Mundus program offers scholarships to non-EU students for Master’s (130 programs) and PhD (30 programs) in Europe in a wide variety of disciplines. Students study in at least two EU universities. Application deadlines for 2013-14 are in December and January. The program is open to US citizens and international students.

This information session will be presented by Georgia Tech alumna Janae Futrell who graduated with a M.Arch. in 2007.  She was awarded an Erasmus Mundus scholarship during 2009-11 and earned an MSc degree in Germany and Spain. She has been working as an architect and city planner for the International Red Cross (Asia Pacific Region), Caritas Germany (Haiti) and John Portman and Associates (Atlanta).  She currently works at the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) as a project manager.