The University of Georgia

Office of the Vice President for Research

Resources:

The University of Georgia is classified as a Research University/Very High Activity, according to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

FY09 - $349.7 million

See FY 2011 Annual Report for complete data

$30.5 million licensing income in 2009 (+ 28% over 2008 and a doubling over the three-year period FY 2006-2009)
According to the 2008 AUTM licensing survey, UGARF ranks:
- 3rd among all universities for most licenses and options executed
- 9th among all public universities for licensing income
- 17th among public and private universities for licensing income
195 products generated by UGA research on the market
Technologies licensed in countries on all continents except Antarctica