Two faculty members named Service-Learning Fellows for 2026-27
Program will help Golden, Lacey integrate academic service-learning into their professional work.
We study the science of everyday life.
Where do you want to go? We can help you get there. Our alumni are in every state and practically every profession — from New York and D.C. to Atlanta, L.A., suburbs and small communities.
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Research & Extension
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Majors
Health & nutrition
Human development & families
Finance, housing & consumer well-being
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Graduate programs
Human Development & Family Science
- M.S.
- Ph.D.
- Certificate
Nutritional Sciences
- M.S.
- Ph.D.
Financial Planning, Housing & Consumer Economics
- M.S.
- Professional Masters
- Ph.D.
Textiles, Merchandising & Interiors
- M.S.
- Ph.D.
What makes FACS unique?
We’re the only college at UGA with family in our name, and we’re proud of it. Students get small classes, faculty who know them, and advisors who help guide the journey.
Career options
We prepare students to help people and communities thrive, with real-world skills that translate to careers and opportunity.
We’re a family
Small classes help students get to know classmates and professors, while advisors pour into students and guide their journey.
Proud alumni
With roots back to 1918, FACS graduates work in labs, clinics, skyscrapers, schools, showrooms, courthouses, and communities.
Stories and events
Latest stories
Archuleta named interim director of Financial Resilience and Education Center
Internationally known scholar in financial therapy an 'ideal choice' for role
Are GLP-1s practical and safe for obese adolescents?
FACS expert discusses possible benefits, risk of administering medicine to youth
UGA SNAP-Ed leaves lasting legacy as operations conclude
Nutrition education program reached more than 3 million Georgians in its 13 year history
Graduate spotlight
Molly Simms
FACS experience has strengthened Simms' passion for working with children and families