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The School of Medicine, established in 2024, enrolls its first class in fall 2026. A $100 million medical training facility opens in 2026 to house the new program, expanding physician education in Athens and addressing Georgia's healthcare workforce needs.
The Victoria Kay Ivester School of Nursing, authorized in 2025, will welcome its first students in 2027, adding a second new health-sciences school to the university in as many years.
R&D expenditures totaled $654 million in fiscal year 2025, an increase of 75 percent since FY2015, reflecting a decade of sustained growth in the university's research enterprise.
Fall 2025 enrollment reached 43,887 students, including 32,824 undergraduates. The university's endowment stands at $2.18 billion as of 2025.
Morehead Honors College (2021), the School of Medicine (2024), the Ivester School of Nursing (2025), and computing initiatives across the university show the same academic growth pattern from undergraduate honors through health sciences and technology.
Compiled from public University of Georgia announcements and records, 2025–2026, for demonstration purposes. In production, this page is fed by the unit's newsroom workflow with categories, author attribution, and an archive.