SPSU Campuses

Southern Polytechnic State University, now merged with Kennesaw State University, was historically known for its strong emphasis on technical and applied sciences. At the main campus in Marietta, Georgia, students had access to a wide range of programs tailored to meet industry demands. The campus offered a hands-on learning environment with state-of-the-art facilities, focusing on innovation and practical skills.

• Engineering Technology: Programs like Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering Technology were core offerings, preparing students for real-world engineering challenges with a focus on applied learning.
• Computer Science and Information Technology: The campus provided cutting-edge courses in software development, cybersecurity, and IT management, aligning with the growing tech industry needs.
• Architecture and Construction Management: Students could pursue degrees in architecture and construction, benefiting from modern design labs and industry partnerships.
• Business and Management: Courses in business administration and technical management equipped students with skills for leadership roles in tech-driven sectors.
• Applied Sciences: Programs in areas like industrial engineering technology and systems engineering focused on optimizing processes and systems for efficiency.

The curriculum was designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, often incorporating internships and co-op opportunities. Faculty with industry experience guided students through project-based learning, ensuring graduates were job-ready. Although Southern Polytechnic State University no longer operates as a standalone institution, its legacy of technical education continues under Kennesaw State University, maintaining a commitment to producing skilled professionals in high-demand fields. The Marietta campus remains a hub for polytechnic education, fostering innovation and collaboration among students and industry partners.