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Welcome to the Computer Science Department! We are located in the Math & Science Center (MSC) neighboring Admissions, the Bookstore, White Hall, and the Admin building. 

The CS Department office is located on the 4th Floor of MSC, with faculty offices, graduate student spaces, and labs on the 3rd and 4th floors.

We invite you to visit us in person, and a virtual tour is also available.

Visitor parking is available in the Oxford Road Building (Bookstore) Parking Deck or the Peavine Parking Deck. The interactive campus map lists the parking deck as 3264 and the Math and Science Building as 1131.

Department of Computer Science

Oxford Road Parking Deck

1390 Oxford Road Atlanta, GA 30322

Fees apply during the hours of Mon-Fri 7AM-7PM.

Driving Directions

From North Decatur Road, turn right onto Dowman Drive and drive through the main University gate. Once you have entered, continue on Dowman Drive until you reach the roundabout. Enter the roundabout and take the third exit into the Oxford Road Building driveway.

Peavine Parking Deck

29 Eagle Row Atlanta, GA 30322

From Oxford Road, turn right onto Eagle Row. Continue on Eagle Row, Peavine Parking Deck will be on your left.

Virtual Visits

Emory College and Oxford College are excited to connect with you.  For those unable to visit campus in person, we offer Virtual Visits so you can explore Emory from the comfort of your home. Our virtual visits include a virtual tours of our campus, admission presentations, and student Q&A panels.

During these unique times, this is a friendly reminder that Emory University does not consider demonstrated interest in its application review.

Virtual Sessions

Live Q&A sessions with admission staff. Conversations with current students with live questions. And more!

Whether you know you want to apply to Emory or are still investigating selective college admission, we've got you covered. Check our calendar and RSVP today. 

Chat with a Current Student

Over 100 student volunteers are working remotely and ready to connect with you! Explore their majors and hometowns and connect with them through our secure virtual platform.

Talk to Admission Staff

Do you have questions about the application process? Or your unique circumstances? Find the phone number or email address of your regional admission officer.

Take a Virtual Tour

Explore the facilities, residence halls, and grounds of Emory College and the Atlanta campus.

See the facilities, grounds, and residence halls of the Oxford College campus in Oxford, Georgia.

Video to Explore

Watch recorded sessions, Emory overviews, and Atlanta highlight reels. New videos added regularly!

Additional Virtual Options

Self-guided tour.

Visiting campus on a day we don't have something scheduled? Register for a self-guided tour  and explore on your own time. 

Goizueta Business School

Visit BBA Admissions to schedule a call or virtual visit with the Goizueta Business School.

Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing

Virtual tours of the School of Nursing are offered regularly each month. RSVP to attend.

Virtual School Tours

Experience the extraordinary collections of the Carlos Museum virtually! Our virtual tours provide an interactive way for students to engage with art objects across collections through standards-aligned themes and topics. All our virtual tours are inquiry-based, occur in real-time, and are facilitated by museum educators, providing teachers and students with opportunities for interaction, connection, and reflection.

"As a teacher of ancient civilizations to elementary students, I was very excited to learn of the Ancient Egypt Hieroglyphs virtual tour offered by the Carlos Museum. In lieu of our yearly field trip to the Carlos to see the actual exhibit (which is extraordinary), my class was treated to an excellent interactive virtual presentation by a member of the education department staff. Her knowledge of hieroglyphs, combined with her enthusiasm for teaching, made the "tour" come alive for my students! With paper and pencil in hand, they gained a more in-depth understanding and appreciation for this ancient form of picture writing thanks to the thoroughly researched and lively virtual tour!"

-Diana Hayes, 5th-grade teacher

Program Details

Length Tours last approximately 45-minutes each. Fee

Delivery and Set-up

All virtual tours will be hosted on a video conferencing platform co-hosted by the primary teacher. Zoom is preferred, but not required. Teacher attendance is required throughout the virtual tour.

Technology Set-up Session  

If desired, teachers may schedule a 15-minute technology set-up session in the weeks prior to their scheduled tour. The set-up session can help prevent any potential connectivity or compatibility issues. If you would like to have a technology set-up session, please note 2-3 preferred times and dates for your session.

A credit card payment will be required at the time of booking. You will be provided with a confirmation email indicating that you have received and paid for your tour. If an invoice is required by your school, district, or organization, please select the "Invoice Required for Payment" option to schedule your tour. You will receive an invoice via email shortly after the reservation is complete.  

Cancellation Policy 72-hours notice is required for tour cancellations to receive a full refund.

Schedule a Tour

Virtual tours are booked by appointment only. Please contact Kristopher Allen at [email protected] to schedule. Virtual tours are currently available Tuesday—Friday, 8 a.m.—noon, and reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance.

For additional information or questions about programs, scheduling, policy, or cost, please email Kristopher Allen at [email protected] .  

Explore animals in the Carlos collections to learn how artists throughout time and across cultures have been keen observers of nature, how different cultures experienced animals in their daily lives, and how they reimagined them in works of art. Students are encouraged to make observations and inferences that foster visual literacy; and identify key characteristics of the animals represented. 

Georgia Standards of Excellence

Ars Longa Vita Brevis | Grades 6 - 12 

Since “art is long and life, short” seize the day and learn more about the people of ancient Rome! Classical visual culture can show us how people dressed and behaved, and even shed light on their values and philosophies. Bring history to life as we explore how women, enslaved individuals, freedmen, farmers, emperors and more were represented in works of art across the Roman empire.  

Learn to think like a conservator, understanding the real-world questions and problems that museums confront when working with material that can be thousands of years old. This interactive tour examines three major areas on which conservators focus: research, treatment, and prevention.

5,000 years after they were developed by the ancient Egyptians, hieroglyphs continue to fascinate us! Though this pictorial writing system is made up mostly of images of natural and man-made objects, it isn’t as simple as it might seem. A single hieroglyph might represent a sound, an object, or an abstract concept. On this interactive tour, students will explore hieroglyphs on carvings, decorated coffins, pottery, and even tiny amulets in the Carlos Museum’s Egyptian galleries to discover the richness of ancient Egyptians' “divine words.”

How were early Native North American communities impacted and inspired by their environment? How did the environment determine choice of materials and imagery? From intricate Cherokee baskets to bold Haida designs, students will examine the work of Native North American artists from the 19th century to the present and explore how contemporary artists balance tradition and innovation.

What can works of art tell us about a culture’s relationship to water? How have different cultures responded to the excess and scarcity of water throughout history? How does water shape social structures? What role does it play in ritual? Explore these questions through and engaging, interactive look at works of art across the collections of the Carlos Museum.

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Visit Emory Law

Visiting campus, prospective students.

Emory Law offers prospective students the opportunity to attend in-person tours or virtual information sessions to learn more about program information, the application process, and living in Atlanta.

Click here to view our Juris Doctor (JD) Spring 2024 calendar and register for a tour or info session .

• If you have a question for an admission advisor, please email [email protected] .

Click here to view our Master of Legal Studies (MLS) Spring 2024 calendar and register for an info session .

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Take a Campus Tour

Seal Ortega 20L guides you through Emory Law and Atlanta.

Get to Know Emory Law

Exploring atlanta.

For those who want a comprehensive introduction to Atlanta, we can suggest two options:

• A guided walking tour, led by the  Atlanta Preservation Center at 404.876.2042
• A guided bus tour. Call American Sightseeing Atlanta at 800.572.3050

We also recommend visiting the  Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau  website for an extensive traveler's guide to the city.

Planning Your Visit

Emory Law is located on Emory University’s main campus in the suburban Atlanta neighborhood of Druid Hills. The campus is approximately a 15-minute drive from the downtown, midtown, and Buckhead areas. If traveling from  Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport , plan on at least a 30 minute trip by car.  MARTA , Atlanta’s mass transit system, provides regular bus service and several train stations near campus.  Learn more about travel and dining options »  

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Virtual Visit

The city of atlanta.

The City of Atlanta offers numerous opportunities for study and academic collaboration, culture, and relaxation. 

Our strategic location allows for close collaboration with the following institutions:

• Internships at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
• Access to proprietary data at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and Centers for Disease Control
• Collaborations with experts at Rollins School of Public Health
• Ability to take elective courses at Georgia Tech , Georgia State University and other Georgia institutions as part of the ARCHE cross-registration program.

Get To Know Our Dynamic City

Explore Atlanta

Atlanta: A Virtual Tour

The following resources are provided to help guide you to all of the exciting opportunities in Atlanta.

• U.S. News: 26 Best Things To Do in Atlanta
• Getting Around in Atlanta
• MARTA Public Transit Guide

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Your virtual visit continues.

Renee Sevy-Hasterok

Graduate program coordinator.

Visiting Oxford

Oxford College is located on Emory’s original campus, 36 miles east of Atlanta in the small town of Oxford, Georgia, which is just north of the city of Covington. That may be where we’re located on a map, but there is much more to get to know about where we are as a campus and a community.

Campus Visit

We’re excited to safely welcome families to campus for visits once again! We offer times to connect with staff and receive a student-led tour of campus.

Virtual Sessions

Live Q&A sessions with admission staff. Conversations with current students with live questions. And more!

Self-Guided Campus Tour

If you are in the area and want to visit campus on your own, we have arranged an informative, self-guided walking tour.

Virtual Tour

See the facilities, grounds, and residence halls of the Oxford College campus in Oxford, Georgia.

Experience Oxford College of Emory University

Virtually explore Oxford College of Emory University in a fully immersive 360-degree experience.

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