Savannah State University is the oldest Black university with 2,500 students on its rolls. Students may choose from 26 undergraduate and graduate degree programs offered through the colleges of Business Administration, Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, and Sciences and Technology. Examples of content areas include Africana studies, marine sciences, environmental sciences, computer science technology, computer information systems, and social work.

Savannah State University excels in the field of marine sciences. In fact, it is the only program of its kind in Georgia located adjacent to a salt marsh estuary, providing students a natural environment as a learning laboratory.

Savannah also has several colleges and universities that offer training and degrees for those interested in business. South University-Savannah Campus, Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah State University, and Saint Leo University offer opportunities for students to train for business and administration careers in fields such as health care, criminal justice, and nursing. Students also can earn degrees in Marketing, Public Relations, Accountancy,
E-commerce and Economics apart from several other subjects. Several schools offer MBA programs.

Additional options include Brewton-Parker College, which offers a degree in business administration via evening and weekend courses, and Savannah Technical College, which is the third fastest-growing two-year college of its size in the country. In addition to the numerous business course offerings, the school works closely with Savannah businesses and development organizations to promote workforce training. With plenty of educational and employment opportunities, Savannah is likely to continue to attract business students from around the world.

Savannah School of Architecture and Design (SCAD) has 23 majors focused on art and design. All students start with a core curriculum in liberal arts and fine arts. Minors are offered in all majors as well as in complementary areas such as dance, electronic design, interaction design, marine design, museum studies, sculpture, urban design and development, and writing.

All the undergraduate, graduate and certificate level programs of Savannah School of Architecture and Design challenge students to perform at a high level and prepare them for high profile careers in the visual and performing arts, design, the building arts, and the history of art and architecture.

Citizens of Savannah take great pride in their heritage and some of the institutions are taking keen interest for furthering the cause

The well-known Georgia Historical Society ensures future for Georgia’s past. In addition to housing one of the finest collections of material available on Georgia, the Society has an impressive list of programs, publications, and other activities. It offers various membership programs and tours; statewide assistance in preserving local history through its Affiliate Chapter Program and Historical Marker Program; the Georgia Heritage education program; and annual Antiques Show and Sale.

Massie Heritage Interpretation Center hosts professional development opportunities through SCCPS Professional Development office and two Teaching American History Grant programs, as well as other training opportunities for K-12 social studies educators.

CCY summer residency offers talented high school students five weeks of intensive study on the Wesleyan University campus. Students attend classes from 9:00 am - 3:30 pm. Major offerings are in Theater/Musical Theater, Music, Dance, Technical Theater, Creative Writing, Visual Arts, Film Making and Photography.

The Center is a state of the art meeting and conference facility for businesses, managed by Georgia Southern University, and located in the heart of historic, downtown Savannah. In addition to housing numerous seminars, meetings, workshops and conferences, the center is also a forum for continuing education and professional development classes. These classes are offered through the center itself, Georgia Southern University and also through its partner institutions - Armstrong Atlantic State University and Savannah State University

And one more important fact that people should know is that the Coastal Georgia Center now offers graduate degree courses through Georgia Southern University. It is now possible to earn a graduate degree right in Savannah! Be sure to check out the Graduate Education Program.

Situated downtown Savannah on a marsh island, Oatland is an environmental education center owned and operated by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. It serves primarily as a field trip site for both public and private school children from throughout the region, but it is also open to the public Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. and most Saturdays from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. for self-guided trail walks. More than forty different programs are available to students ranging from an hour-long barn animal program to two-and-half hour programs on endangered species, the salt marsh, forest, tidal creek and marine ecology.

Georgia Tech College of Management, the business school at Georgia Tech, offers executive education programs at the Georgia Tech Savannah campus.

The executive education programs offered include Business Strategy, Innovation Management, Leadership, Marketing, Six Sigma, and Technology for the Non-Technical Manager. Six Sigma is one of Georgia Tech’s most popular executive training programs. Program participants can earn either a Green Belt or Black Belt certification.

The introduction of these executive programs represents an important and logical extension of the commitment of Georgia Tech Savannah to technology education in the Coastal Georgia.

The Georgia Tech Savannah campus is located next to the Savannah International Airport and only minutes from historic downtown Savannah. Opened in September 2003, the campus houses world-class instructional and research facilities.

Savannah has over 45 companies including more than 20 Fortune 500 companies. Gulfstream Aerospace is the area’s largest employer with more than 4,300 workers. Memorial Health and St Joseph’s/Candler hospitals each employ several thousand workers besides providing many apprenticeship and paid employment opportunities for business students and graduates. Other large or well-known employers in the area are Georgia-Pacific Savannah River, Kroger grocery stores, and Wal-Mart.

Ports, manufacturing and tourism industry have a major share in the diverse but strong economy of Savannah with tremendous potential for growth. Savannah also provides a variety of employment options from health, social services, state-of-the-art technology and the military.

Savannah has many organizations that help keep its business base strong and draw skilled employees and new companies. They also provide business and economic information to people and students studying in various business schools.