University of Georgia Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

The University of Georgia Franklin College of Arts and Sciences is a college located in Athens, Georgia. It is the oldest, largest, and most academically diverse college at the University of Georgia, the nation's first state-chartered institution of higher education. The college boasts 361 employees and generates $1,000 million in annual revenue. The Franklin College offers a wide range of academic programs across 30 departments within five divisions: Fine Arts, Social Sciences, Biological Sciences, Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and the Humanities. The college is home to the top five most popular undergraduate majors at the University of Georgia: Biology, Psychology, English, Art, and History. In addition to its undergraduate programs, Franklin College offers 76 graduate degrees and certificates in 42 fields of study. Franklin College faculty are leaders in their respective fields, conducting research and creative endeavors that advance knowledge and improve well-being. Their work informs both their teaching and their outreach efforts on a local, national, and global scale. For more information, visit franklin.uga.edu.