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The University attracts students nationally and internationally
as well as from within the State of Georgia and enjoys a graduate
enrollment of approximately 5,600 graduate students and a
total research expenditure in excess of $165 million.
The Graduate School
The Graduate School administers all graduate programs of the
University. It offers the general degrees, Master of Arts
and Master of Science, in 26 and 40 disciplines, respectively,
and the Doctor of Philosophy degree in 71 disciplines. Professional
master's degrees are offered in 22 areas, the Specialist in
Education degree in 23 areas, and professional doctoral degrees
in education, music, and public administration.
Degree
programs
As a comprehensive institution, the University of Georgia
offers baccalaureate, professional, master, and doctoral degrees
in the arts, humanities, social sciences, biological sciences,
physical sciences, agricultural and environmental science,
business, environmental design, family and consumer sciences,
forest resources, journalism and mass communication, education,
law, pharmacy, social work, and veterinary medicine.
Office of Recruitment
and Retention
The Office of Recruitment and Retention (ORR) aims to increase
graduate enrollment here at The University of Georgia
The Graduate
Bulletin
A complete listing of admission requirements, degrees, courses,
faculty, contacts as well as important university information
such as maps and calendars.
Electronic
Thesis and Dissertation (ETD) Initiative
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
Boyd Graduate Studies Building
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602-7401
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