Notable programs
Rollins School of Public Health
Ranked number two nationally by US News for public health with approximately USD 300 million in annual research expenditures. Operational CDC partnership through joint faculty appointments, shared field placements, and a direct talent pipeline. Concentrations include epidemiology, global health, biostatistics, environmental health, and health policy.
Goizueta Business School (BBA and MBA)
BBA ranked top 20 by US News with approximately 95 percent placement within three months. 2024 STEM-designated MBA tracks improve international student work-authorization outcomes to 36 months OPT. Named for former Coca-Cola CEO Roberto Goizueta. Dominant feeder into Atlanta Fortune 500 employers.
Emory School of Medicine
Ranked top 25 nationally for research medicine. Anchored by Emory Healthcare's metro Atlanta hospital network — the largest in the city — and the Yerkes National Primate Research Center, one of seven federally funded primate research centers in the United States.
BA Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology (NBB)
Unusually well-staffed undergraduate program with dedicated faculty advisors and structured research mentorship into Yerkes primate research and Emory Healthcare clinical labs. Strong feeder into neuroscience PhD programs and medical school.
BA Economics and BA International Studies
Emory College's most popular non-business undergraduate concentrations. International Studies offers a strong global health and global affairs track that links into Rollins and the Carter Center, the former-president Carter-founded human rights organization headquartered on the Emory campus.
Pre-Medical Track (Emory College)
Approximately 75 to 80 percent medical school acceptance for students who complete the full pre-health advising program, well above the national average of roughly 41 percent. Combines Emory Healthcare clinical research access, Yerkes primate research, and Rollins public health for unusual structured-research depth.