University System of Georgia

The University System of Georgia (USG) is a governmental agency in the public higher education sector, established through the Reorganization Act of 1931, with its Board of Regents officially taking office in 1932. Its core mission is to create and disseminate knowledge through teaching, research, and service, thereby contributing to the educational, cultural, economic, and social advancement of Georgia. The USG provides first-rate undergraduate and graduate education, pursues leading-edge research, and offers committed public service, while also administering the state’s Public Library Service and Georgia Archives.

With its headquarters located in Atlanta, Georgia, the USG oversees 25 public colleges and universities across the state, serving 382,142 students and impacting all 159 counties. The system values students as its top priority, fosters an environment for intellectual thought and expression, and is dedicated to continuous improvement and accountability, with its Board of Regents serving voluntarily. The University System of Georgia generated an impressive $23.1 billion economic impact in fiscal year 2024. We invite you to explore the diverse opportunities within our institutions.