Emory University Offers Claude for Education to Campus Community

Oct 19, 2026
Emory University now offers Claude for Education to students, faculty, and staff. Standard licenses are free, while departments can fund premium access for $50 per license each month.

Emory University now offers Claude for Education to students, faculty, and staff with active university accounts, the university announced on its website. Standard licenses are available by request at no cost, while premium licenses with higher usage limits cost departments $50 per license each month.

The service from Anthropic includes Claude, Projects, Artifacts, and Learning Mode. Claude Cowork and Claude Code are not included in the general offering and remain under evaluation through limited pilots.

Users must verify AI generated content and follow Emory policies. The university prohibits entering protected health information, identifiable student information, passwords, credentials, controlled unclassified information, or other restricted data into the service.

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