Clark Atlanta University

Clark Atlanta University, established in 1865, is a premier historically black university located in Atlanta, Georgia, that has a rich history of social justice and was the first institution to award graduate degrees to African-Americans. Committed to educational excellence, the university prepares a culturally diverse student body for leadership roles in various fields through its rigorous academic programs and transformative experiences.

The university's emphasis on research and innovation is exemplified by its dedicated centers, such as the Robert H. Bob Bell Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurial Development, and its active engagement in community and alumni initiatives. As a key player in Atlanta's vibrant educational landscape, Clark Atlanta University fosters an environment that encourages students to succeed academically and professionally while contributing to societal change.

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