The Georgia Tech School of Public Policy actively participates in international research and educational activities. The international linkages developed by the School and faculty include the following partnerships and associations:

Bilateral Institutional Partnerships: The School of Public Policy has formal partnership arrangements to foster research collaboration and scientific and educational exchange with
	Fraunhofer Institute for Systems Innovation and Research, Karlsruhe, Germany.
	National Institute of Science and Technology Policy, Tokyo, Japan.
	University of Concepción, Concepción, Chile.
Educational Exchanges: The School of Public Policy collaborates in agreements to foster graduate student exchanges with:
	PRIME Masters Program in Research and Innovation Policy in conjunction with ESST (European Inter-University Association on Society, Science and Technology) and European university partners
	University of Delft, Netherlands.
Research Consortia: Research centers and faculty in the School of Public Policy are associated with a range of international research and policy consortia, including:
	PRIME - a network of excellence in research and innovation policies in the in the move towards the European Research Area. The Georgia Tech Technology Policy and Assessment Center is an associate member of PRIME.
	ERAWATCH - a network sponsored by the European Commission that monitors and analyzes research and innovation policies across Europe and in other major benchmark economies. The Georgia Tech Technology Policy and Assessment Center is an associate member of ERAWATCH.
	ETEPS (European Techno-Economic Policy Support Network) undertakes research on science, technology, economy and society issues in the context of European policy-making. The Georgia Tech Technology Policy and Assessment Center is an associate member of ETEPS.