Degree Programs

Doctor of Medicine (MD)

Our MD program centers on patient contact and active learning, with clinical training from the first week — much earlier than you'll find at most schools. It also has dual degree options in bioethics, business, public health, and biomedical and clinical/translational research (master's and PhD programs).

Doctor of Philosophy in Biological and Biomedical Sciences (PhD)

Emory's Laney Graduate School offers interdisciplinary PhD programs in biochemistry, cancer biology, genetics and molecular biology, immunology and pathogenesis, microbiology, pharmacology, neuroscience, and population biology.

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

Historically one of the top physical therapy programs in the country, this degree prepares physical therapists for practice in an evolving health care environment. There are also options for a dual degree in applied physiology, bioethics, business, and public health.

Master of Medical Science Anesthesiology (MMSc)

A 27-month graduate program including 2,500 hours of clinical rotation that covers all specialty areas of anesthesia practice and a range of hospital settings.

Master of Medical Science Genetic Counseling (MMSc)

The first in the state of Georgia, our genetic counseling program offers a combination of cutting-edge coursework, extensive clinical experiences, research opportunities, and a five-semester internship.

Master of Medical Science Physician Assistant (MMSc-PA)

Our program emphasizes team-based care, patient advocacy, and primary and preventive care for medically underserved populations. There's also an option for adding a master's in public health, one of the few dual degrees of its kind in the field.

Bachelor of Medical Science Medical Imaging (BMSc)

Graduates of this specialized undergraduate bridge program for those who already hold a basic radiologic technologist (RT) registry should advance more rapidly into management, educational positions, or enjoy advanced clinical practice in modalities such as CT and MRI.

Clery Act Report

Emory University’s Annual Security Report, Annual Fire Safety Report and Statement of Campus Security Policy contains important crime statistics for all of Emory's campuses; as well as, information pertaining to security policies, sex and gender-based harassment and discrimination policies, alcohol/drug and other policies, fire statistics, fire safety and a comprehensive description of resources available to assist the campus community. The report is available for viewing or in PDF format by clicking here. To obtain a paper copy of this report, please contact the Emory Police Department (EPD) at 404-727-6115. The report is published annually by Emory in accordance with the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (Clery Act), and the Higher Education Opportunity Act.