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Emory University, recognized internationally for its outstanding liberal arts college, superb professional schools and one of the Southeast's leading health care systems, is located on a beautiful, leafy campus in Atlanta, Georgia's historic Druid Hills suburb.
Emory maintains an uncommon balance for an institution of its standing: it generates more research funding than any other Georgia university, while maintaining its traditional emphasis on teaching.
The university is enriched by the legacy and energy of Atlanta, and by collaboration among its schools, units and centers, as well as with affiliated institutions.
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What is the future of the liberal arts? Technology, globalization, the job market and the knowledge economy are just a few of the forces transforming higher education. The university's Commission on the Liberal Arts, which includes more than two dozen members from around campus, is now working to define the liberal arts for the 21st century. The commission's work will have important implications for the future of the liberal arts at Emory as well as other private research universities. Get involved: Follow progress reports online and submit feedback at the Liberal Arts Forward website. And sign up to receive email updates. Help define Emory's future! | Related stories | YouTube video
Emory College Admission: Liberal Arts | Dean's Letter
2012 PhD graduates explain new research
The annual Commencement program's list of dissertation topics is always intriguing. How do the students find all those unusual topics, and what discoveries are they making that will positively impact our world? From Ugandan chimpanzees to ancient Roman landscape painting, the 2012 crop of dissertations reflects Emory students' intellectual curiosity and creativity.
Selected 2012 PhD recipients discuss their research and its impact: Dissertation sampler
Commencement 2012: Stories, news, videos
Graduate degrees and programs | Schools and colleges | Points of Pride | Libraries
Emory celebrates 167th Commencement!
Emory's 167th Commencement weekend of celebrations culminated in the May 14 graduation ceremony for college, professional and graduate school students, with the keynote address by neurosurgeon and humanitarian Benjamin Carson. Held on the Quadrangle, the ceremony offers a unique expression of university values, including leadership, service and academic integrity. The central ceremony was followed by school-specific diploma presentations around campus. | Video of May 14 Commencement
Review the schedule of events and download your school-specific quick guide.
Visitor info | Bookstore | Alumni: Commencement weekend
Welcome, Class of 2016! See you soon
Emory is delighted to welcome newly admitted undergraduate students and their families visiting campus this spring!
Undergraduate Admission Regular Decision Information: Emory College of Arts & Sciences | Oxford College
Facebook: Emory College Class of '16 | Oxford Class of '16
Story: University prepares for admitted student visits
YouTube: Current students welcome admitted students to Emory College | Oxford College
Plan now for summer studies, camps on campus
The university welcomes an array of scholars and campers in the summer. New programs for undergraduates include Maymester, which offers unique courses and a chance to earn 4 credit hours; MD-SEE, a medical shadowing course that includes clinical experience; ACE (Academics and Culture at Emory), designed for international first-year students; and the BBA Program's Goizueta Summer Institute, an interdisciplinary course for non-business majors. The campus is already a busy place in the summer, with two Summer School sessions for undergraduates and the Pre-College Program for high school students. Younger family members are welcome at arts and athletic camps.
Check program websites for deadlines and details, and plan now to take part in summer programs at Emory!
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