A wide range of affiliated institutions, university departments, programs, and divisions provide anthropology graduate students with a unique, interdisciplinary experience.
Anthropology offers graduate training in the biological and cultural subdisciplines.
CBN offers graduate fellowships for research in behavioral neuroscience and career development workshops and internships in biotechnology, science policy, and science journalism. Another potential research affiliation for students is the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center , which maintains a facility on the Emory campus and also a field station just outside of Atlanta, near Lawrenceville, Georgia. Anthropology faculty also have close ties to the School of Public Health . In addition, the Center for the Study of Health, Culture, and Society offers fellowships and conducts seminars of interest to anthropologists. Resources are equally rich for students interested in cultural anthropology.