Emory University School of Medicine is a leading private medical school located in Atlanta, Georgia, affiliated with Emory Healthcare — the largest healthcare system in Georgia. The school is particularly renowned for its global health programs (proximity to the CDC headquarters in Atlanta), biomedical research, and commitment to health equity in the Southeast United States. Emory has a long history of training physicians for both academic and community-based practice.
What makes it different
Atlanta's status as home to the CDC, WHO PAHO, the Carter Center, and numerous global health NGOs gives Emory medical students unparalleled access to public health, global medicine, and health policy careers. Grady Memorial Hospital — a large public safety-net hospital — provides clinical training in a uniquely complex urban healthcare environment.
Course & teaching
Integrated curriculum. 4-year MD. Curriculum integrates clinical skills from Year 1 with early clinical rotations. Global health tracks and dual-degree programs available. Clinical rotations at Emory University Hospital, Grady Memorial Hospital (major public safety-net hospital), and affiliated community health centers.
Research strengths
Emory University School of Medicine (MD) has notable research strength in Infectious disease and global health, Cancer immunotherapy, Health equity, Neuroscience, Cardiovascular disease.
Interview
Emory University School of Medicine (MD) interviews via Traditional interviews (typically two one-on-one sessions with faculty and/or a student).
Intake
Approximately 140 students per year.
At a glance
Founded in 1915, based in Atlanta, GA. Programmes offered: Global Health, Infectious Disease, Oncology, Health Equity, Community Medicine.