Research
Emory is one of the nation's leading research universities. A few figures from fiscal year 2008 help show why:
- $411.2 million in total research funding awards, more than any other university in Georgia and a 7 percent increase over the previous year
- $387.5 million in health sciences research funding awards
- $300.2 million in federal research funding awards, with more than 80 percent from the National Institutes of Health
Students, faculty and staff are pursuing research with imagination, diligence and energy:
- in Emory's nine schools and across dozens of departments
- at research centers and institutes based on campus
- through interdisciplinary programs, partnerships and affiliations
This enterprising network is supported by administrative offices that manage related issues such as safety, compliance, technology, and grants and finance.
