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- LocationAtlanta, The United States
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Emory University is a research university in Atlanta, Georgia. It was founded in 1836 in Oxford, Georgia, and was chartered in the Druid Hills neighbourhood of Atlanta in 1915. Across its nine schools and colleges it offers hundreds of degrees, certificates and programmes, and its students come from more than 100 countries.
First-year undergraduates choose between two starting points: Emory College on the Atlanta campus, and Oxford College, 38 miles east of Atlanta, where students complete their first two years before continuing to a bachelor's degree. Graduate and professional study takes place in:
- Goizueta Business School (MBA, Master of Finance, MS in Business Analytics and more)
- School of Law (JD, LLM, SJD and joint degrees)
- School of Medicine
- Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing
- Rollins School of Public Health (more than 30 master's and doctoral programmes)
- Laney Graduate School (more than 40 master's and doctoral programmes)
- Candler School of Theology
International students apply through the Common App or QuestBridge with the same requirements as other first-year applicants, and must also show English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo) and certify sufficient funds. An optional InitialView interview can be submitted. International Student and Scholar Services supports international students with studying and working in the US.
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Undergraduates start at Emory College (Atlanta) or Oxford College (two years, then continuing to the bachelor's degree), applying to either or both. Degrees include BA, BS and the BBA at Goizueta Business School. Examples of majors and minors: African American Studies, Anthropology and Human Biology, Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Arabic, Art History, Architectural Studies and Ancient Mediterranean Studies. About 100 transfer students join each year.
- Laney Graduate School: more than 40 master's and doctoral programmes
- Rollins School of Public Health: more than 30 master's and doctoral programmes (applications through SOPHAS; PhDs through Laney)
- Goizueta Business School: Full-time, Evening and Executive MBA, Master of Finance, Master in Management, MS in Business Analytics, PhD
- School of Law: JD, Master of Legal Studies, LLM, Master of Comparative Law, SJD and joint degrees
- School of Medicine, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing and Candler School of Theology
Each programme sets its own admission requirements and application process.
International students apply as first-year applicants through the Common App or QuestBridge, to Emory College, Oxford College or both, and complete the same requirements as other applicants. In addition they must:
- Demonstrate English proficiency if English is not their primary language (TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo or other accepted options)
- Certify sufficient funds for all expenses, through the Documentation of Finances or a bank statement
Curricula such as the IB Diploma, AP and British A-Levels are recognised as competitive, and Emory publishes a list of approved national curricula by country. An InitialView virtual interview and supplemental materials (résumé, portfolio) are optional.