Georgetown University's Core Global Identity
Academic excellence, a D.C. location, and service to the world are at the core of Georgetown University's global identity. An international community of scholars and students based in the nation’s capital, Georgetown advances the common good through research, teaching, and outreach around critical global issues.
Undergraduate international students encounter Georgetown with unique perspectives about living on campus in Washington, D.C., and face unique circumstances as they transition to collegiate life.
Hosted by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and the U.N. Sustainable Development Solutions Network, the event empowered students working towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Georgetown Global Cities Initiative, an interdisciplinary network of university faculty and students who share ideas and research on global urbanization, raises awareness and enriches research on global urban trends.
The Global Social Internship Program and McDonough Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship help students gain international business experience.
The Georgetown Environment Initiative is announcing its fall 2018 call for proposals for the Georgetown Environment Initiative Impact Program. The deadline is Tuesday, November 20.
Jesuit Heritage Month brings together distinguished faculty and special guests in events and activities focused on the work of the Jesuits around the world and here on the Hilltop.
The Georgetown Medicine Magazine focused its Fall/Winter edition featured perspectives from Global Health Initiative Faculty Committee members and alumni working in the field.
The urban planning programs hope to coordinate visits, classes, research projects, and semesters abroad while cultivating new insight into best practices of urban planning.
Part of the Refugees and Migration Project, the Institute for the Study of International Migration and the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs will host a series of panels on migration policies and narratives of inclusion.
