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Double Dawgs

Our students can earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years or less, giving them a competitive advantage in the workforce.

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Commit To Georgia

We commit to removing barriers and opening doors. Scholarships blaze paths to futures that otherwise might not be attainable.

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Great Commitments

Raising a family is a tough, full-time job. But our research on child development, maintaining healthy relationships and much more is making it a little easier. University of Georgia experts are committed to enriching our communities and improving lives.

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Opportunities for Students

We’re preparing our students for life after college through hands-on, experiential learning opportunities, available to all undergraduates of all fields.

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Portrait to honor Early

The University of Georgia will celebrate the life and achievements of Mary Frances Early, the first African American to earn a degree from UGA, by unveiling her portrait in the Administration Building at a ceremony on Oct. 10. 

Record-setting class

A commitment to academic excellence defines UGA's Class of 2022, a group of students with record academic qualifications. The approximately 5,750 first-year students have an average weighted high school GPA of 4.04, which is a record at UGA.

New year begins

President Jere W. Morehead has a video welcome message for the UGA community as a new academic year begins. We look forward to all that we will accomplish together in the year ahead.

Campus updates

From the West End Zone project in Sanford Stadium to renovations at the University Health Center and the addition of eateries, it’s been a busy summer on campus. Here is a roundup of changes.

Recruiting faculty

UGA has hired more than a dozen key research faculty members in the past year as part of a $4 million hiring initiative to bring more outstanding faculty members to campus.  

Community health care

Since March, faculty, residents and medical students at the AU/UGA Medical Partnership have run a mobile health clinic, bringing free health care to underserved communities in Athens to help people get the health care they need, despite obstacles they may face.