Located in the nation’s capital, Georgetown is a global leader in research, teaching, and service around issues of international diplomacy.
Georgetown’s Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS), founded in 1919, is home to preeminent undergraduate and graduate programs that address the changing shape of the international system. In their research and teaching, faculty experts from SFS and other Georgetown schools explore challenges of diplomacy, security, trade, and development. As a Catholic and Jesuit institution, Georgetown places particular emphasis on the ethical dimension of international diplomacy and the imperative of serving the global common good. Proximity to the U.S. government and leading international institutions, including the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, provide faculty and students with opportunities for interact with leading practitioners, both on campus and downtown.
The B.S. in Foreign Service (BSFS) is the undergraduate program of the Walsh School of Foreign Service. The BSFS program offers an interdisciplinary liberal arts core curriculum grounding eight majors: culture and politics; global business; international economics; international history; international political economy; international politics; regional and comparative studies; and science, technology and international affairs.
This master of science program provides SFS graduate students with an understanding of the historical, political, social, cultural, and economic context of contemporary international relations through the acquisition of knowledge areas, critical skills, and strategic skills. It is sponsored by the Walsh School of Foreign Service.
Established in 2006, the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs is dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of religion, ethics, and public life. It conducts research, teaching, and service under the Office of the President.
Established in 1978, the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy is a research and teaching institute in the School of Foreign Service that seeks to bridge theory and practice in exploring global problems and the changing landscape of diplomatic…
American Druze Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellowship
B.S. in Business Administration/M.S. in Foreign Service
B.S. in Foreign Service/M.A. in German and European Studies
B.S. in Foreign Service/M.S. in Foreign Service
Carnegie Foundation Centennial Fellowship
Center for Intercultural Education and Development Custom Programs
Certificate in Australian and New Zealand Studies
Certificate in Diplomatic Studies
Certificate in Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies
Certificate in European Studies
Certificate in International Business Diplomacy
Certificate in Islam and Muslim-Christian Relations
Doyle Engaging Difference Program
Gateway to Georgetown Programs
Global Business Fellows Program
Graduate Certificate in Arab Studies
Graduate Certificate in International Business Diplomacy
Institute for the Study of Diplomacy Associates and Senior Fellows
J.D./M.A. in German and European Studies
Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics Fellows
M.A. in Arab Studies/Ph.D. in Government
M.A. in Arab Studies/Ph.D. in History
M.A. in German and European Studies
M.A. in German and European Studies/Master of Public Policy
M.A. in German and European Studies/Ph.D. in Government
M.A. in Latin American Studies/Ph.D. in Government
M.S. in Foreign Service Concentration in Global Politics and Security
M.S. in Foreign Service/M.A. in Global, International & Comparative History
Major in International History
Major in International Political Economy
Major in International Politics
Major in Science, Technology, and International Affairs
Middle East and North Africa Forum
Minor/Certificate in Religion, Ethics, and World Affairs
Sports Diplomacy Programs - U.S. Department of State
U.S.-Middle East Partnership Initiative Student Leaders Program