Emory University Programs

The African American Studies program of Emory University combines academic rigor with social responsibility to examine how African Americans have helped shape the nation.

Interested in African culture, history, literature, economics, environment, health, and politics? Students of the African Studies program of Emory University do it all - and go on to rewarding and successful careers in f...

More specific than the IDS major, but following a similar structure, the American Studies program of Emory University helps students focus on interdisciplinary topics that are distinctive of the United States and broader...

At the Anthropology program of Emory University we focus on the intersections of many fields including biology, the environment, politics, economics, and religion, addressing issues critical to understanding and improvin...

In the East Asian Studies program of Emory University, you can study an East Asian language (Chinese, Korean, or Japanese). A core component is to encourage and facilitate direct exchange between East Asia and the US.

In the Economics program of Emory University, you’ll build a strong foundation in economic theory and gain experience, putting your knowledge into practice.

When one discipline simply doesn't cover all you want to study, the Interdisciplinary Studies program of Emory University may be for you.

The International Studies program of Emory University is offered through the Department of Political Science.

Students who gravitate toward political science and are fascinated by current events should apply to the Political Science program of Emory University.

The majors in the Sociology program of Emory University explore how and why people interact with each other they way they do.