Summer With Emory
Study Abroad
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Expand your network with Emory students and the global community by participating in a summer study abroad program. Through Emory faculty-led programs, students have the unique opportunity to complete graduation requirements, grow in language proficiency, and more. There are numerous programs and destinations available each summer to students. Students who receive Emory financial aid are often eligible for an automatic summer award that will help offset some of the tuition costs associated with studying abroad.Summer School
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Summer School with Emory is the perfect opportunity to get ahead and prepare for the next step in your academic career. Students may complete GERs, pre-professional or major requirements, explore a course in an area of interest or possible major, or focus on a class or two without the workload of other courses. There are over 120 Emory College classes offered in-person and online during the summer, providing flexibility for your schedule and other summer opportunities. Summer classes range from three to six weeks and are offered during Maymester and Summer Sessions 1 & 2.Internships
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Students at Emory are encouraged to seek out summer internships, whether in the US or globally- regardless of their major, career aspirations, or prior work experience. To assist with the search, the Career Center can provide access to job boards, interview preparation, networking opportunities, and one-on-one appointments with Career Coaches. The Pathways Center also offers one-time funding awards to cover internship expenses for all Emory undergraduates. For internships in the US, students can apply for up to $3,000 to cover their expenses. For internships abroad, students can apply for up to $4,000. Students who have completed ECS-102, The Liberal Arts Edge, can apply for up to $5,000. Eligible internships must be at least 240 hours and 8 weeks long.
Servant Leader Summer Internship Program
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The D. Abbott Turner Program in Ethics and Servant Leadership (EASL) is designed for students who want to engage in community service and bring awareness to ethical needs either here at Emory or in the greater Atlanta area. EASL provides opportunities during the summer for students to gain hands-on experience by working with non-profits in the Atlanta area. The work done with EASL often leads to job connections and opportunities beyond undergraduate education. The EASL summer internship program offers a paid stipend for students. Applications are open from February 1 - March 1, 2023.
Transient Study
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First-year Emory students have the opportunity to participate in courses not offered at Emory through transient study. Through this program, students can study subjects that are offered through another participating domestic or international institution, while still being enrolled as a Emory student. Credits earned in transient study will go toward graduation requirements.