Admission for Emory Employees
Your Emory Benefits Can Take Your Career Further
As an Emory University employee, you may have access to a valuable benefit that can help you continue your education right here at Emory.
Through Emory’s Courtesy Scholarship, eligible employees can receive tuition support for graduate study at the Rollins School of Public Health. Whether you’re ready to pursue a degree or simply want to build new skills through an individual course, Rollins offers flexible ways to take your next step.
Your Emory Benefit Could Help Support Your Next Degree
The Courtesy Scholarship is a tuition-only benefit available to eligible Emory University employees who apply and are admitted to an Emory academic program.
For eligible employees:
- Regular full-time employees may enroll in up to 6 credit hours per academic session, subject to Courtesy Scholarship eligibility.
- Regular part-time employees may enroll in up to 4 credit hours per academic session, subject to eligibility.
- The percentage of tuition covered depends on years of service.
- The scholarship applies to tuition only; fees, books, and other expenses are not covered.
- Emory Healthcare employees are not eligible for the Emory University Courtesy Scholarship, but can speak to their supervisors about eligibility for tuition reimbursement or other opportunities.
- Eligibility and benefit levels vary. Review Emory HR’s official Courtesy Scholarship information before enrolling.
Get in Touch with Emory’s Courtesy Scholarship Office
Sandra Gray
Courtesy Scholarship Administrator, Student Accounts and Billing Office
404-727-1640
Choose the Path That Fits Your Goals
You don’t have to put your career on hold to keep learning.
Rollins offers graduate programs across public health, data, health care leadership, research, policy, and more—with options that can fit the needs of working professionals.
Master of Public Health
Build practical skills to improve health at the population level. Rollins MPH programs prepare professionals to analyze health challenges, develop programs, shape policy, work with communities, and turn evidence into action.
Available in online and in-person formats, with full-time and part-time options.
Master of Health Administration
Prepare to lead in a rapidly changing health care environment. The Rollins MHA is designed for working professionals who want to strengthen their expertise in health care management, operations, technology, strategy, and leadership.
Available in hybrid and online formats.
Doctor of Public Health
The Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) program at Rollins positions accomplished professionals to move into leadership roles that shape policy, direct organizational strategy, and address complex public health crises. Fully online and designed for working professionals, this 60-credit doctorate positions you for C-suite roles, agency leadership, and board positions.
Not Ready for a Degree? Start With a Course.
You can also experience Rollins without committing to a full degree program.
Emory employees may apply to take select Rollins courses as special standing, non-degree-seeking students. Courses are available in both online and in-person formats, subject to prerequisites, space availability, and program requirements.
This can be a great way to:
- Build a skill you can use in your current role
- Explore a new area of public health
- Strengthen your expertise in data, research, evaluation, policy, or health care
- Determine whether a graduate degree is the right next step
Eligible Emory employees should consult HR to determine whether Courtesy Scholarship benefits can be applied to their special-standing coursework.
If you later apply and are admitted to a Rollins degree program, up to 9 eligible credits completed as a non-degree student may be transferable toward your degree, subject to program requirements and approval.
Learn Skills You Can Use Across Emory
Research & Analytics
Strengthen skills in epidemiology, biostatistics, data science, evaluation, and research methods.
Health Care & Operations
Develop expertise in health systems, health policy, management, operations, and leadership.
Community & Program Management
Build skills in program design, implementation, behavior change, communication, and evaluation.
Global & Population Health
Deepen your understanding of health challenges affecting communities in Atlanta and around the world.
Policy & Leadership
Learn how evidence, systems, policy, and leadership come together to improve health.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Work at Emory. Learn at Emory. Move Public Health Forward.
Whether you want to earn a graduate degree, expand your expertise, or take a single course, Rollins can help you turn your Emory education benefit into an investment in your career.