University of Georgia: Schools and Colleges

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

POLICIES AND HANDBOOKS

ACADEMIC RESOURCES

LIBRARIES AND COMPUTING

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

In January 2001, the 169-year-old Academic Building was renamed the Holmes-Hunter Academic Building in honor of Charlayne Hunter and the late Hamilton Holmes, who registered for classes in the building when they became the first African Americans to enroll at UGA in 1961.

Agricultural and
Environmental Sciences

Environment and Design

Family and Consumer Sciences

Forestry and Natural Resources

Graduate School

Journalism and
Mass Communication

Law

Pharmacy

Public Health

Public and International Affairs

Social Work

Veterinary Medicine

Interdiscipinary Programs

Faculty of Engineering

The University of Georgia encompasses 16 colleges and schools that offer a
wide range of educational opportunities. UGA's oldest college--the Franklin
College of Arts and Sciences--was founded in 1801. The most recent school is
the Eugene P. Odum School of Ecology, the world's first stand-alone ecology
school. Additionally the Faculty of Engineering offers some of UGA's newest
interdisciplinary degree programs.

In addition to the degree programs offered at the main campus in Athens, various UGA schools and colleges offer selected degree programs at other locations around the state. For more information, see Extended Campuses.

Use the links at left to learn more.

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