
SFS Students Go Global Over Spring Break
School of Foreign Service students spent spring break engaging thoughtfully with host communities and gaining insight into diverse worldviews in Ghana, Taiwan, Romania, and more.
Georgetown University has a rich history of dialogue and engagement with the Asia-Pacific region, and in particular with China.
Georgetown’s involvement with China dates back to the second half of the nineteenth century when graduates began to travel to Asia and pursue diplomacy and commerce. In 2016, Georgetown launched an Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues, a university platform for engagement among scholars, students, and practitioners to advance dialogue and promote solutions to global challenges ranging from climate change to peace and security. The China Forum for Civilizational Dialogue, a collaboration between Georgetown and La Civiltà Cattolica that convenes Chinese and Western thinkers around global topics, was founded in 2018.
Beyond China, Georgetown’s schools are actively engaging with the region through research, teaching, and dialogue around pressing issues. The School of Foreign Service (SFS) houses the Asian Studies program and the Center for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Studies. In 2025, SFS also launched the Georgetown SFS Asia Pacific program in Jakarta, Indonesia–a new initiative to engage faculty and students on the challenges of the Global South and the Asia-Pacific region. Within the College of Arts & Sciences, the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean language programs encompass language, literature, and cultural studies. At Georgetown Law, the Center for Asian Law promotes scholarly exchange and joint research with colleagues across the region.
School of Foreign Service students spent spring break engaging thoughtfully with host communities and gaining insight into diverse worldviews in Ghana, Taiwan, Romania, and more.
The Georgetown Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues is a university platform for engagement among scholars, students and practitioners to advance dialogue and promote solutions to global challenges ranging from climate change to peace…
Founded in 1995, the Center for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Studies is an academic center in the Walsh School of Foreign Service. It offers courses and a unique undergraduate certificate program in the study of Australia and New Zealand.
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B.S. in Foreign Serivce/M.A. in Asian Studies
Biomedical Graduate Study for Students - Fu Jen Catholic University
Biomedical Graduate Study for Students -United International College
Certificate in Australian and New Zealand Studies
English Language Center Custom English and Teacher Training
Executive Master in Diplomacy and International Affairs (Asia Pacific)
Executive Master in Diplomacy and International Affairs (EMDIA) Asia-Pacific
In Your Shoes U.S.-China Project
Law Center Dual Degree Program- City University of Hong Kong
M.D./M.S. - Fu Jen College of Medicine
Major in Chinese Language Studies
Major in Japanese Language Studies
Major in Korean Language Studies
Major in Regional and Comparative Studies
Minor in Chinese Language Studies
Minor in Japanese Language Studies
Carnegie Junior Fellows Program
Education and Social Justice Summer Research Fellowship
Global Health Practical Experience Abroad
Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA)
International Health Interest Group
M.S. in Foreign Service Internship Opportunity with Koe Koe Tech
M.S. in Foreign Service Internship Opportunity with UNICEF
MBA Exchange- Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, School of Business and Management
MBA Exchange- NUCB Business School
MBA Global Business Experience
School of Medicine - Fourth Year Elective in Shanghai, China
School of Medicine - Fourth Year Elective in Sydney, Australia
Study Abroad Exchange Program in Wuhan, China: Wuhan University
Study Abroad in Auckland, New Zealand: University of Auckland - Institute for Study Abroad
Study Abroad in Australia and New Zealand
Study Abroad in Beijing, China - Tsinghua University
Study Abroad in Canberra, Australia - Australian National University
Study Abroad in Dunedin, New Zealand: University of Otago - Institute for Study Abroad
Study Abroad in Hong Kong - Chinese University of Hong Kong
Study Abroad in Hong Kong- University of Hong Kong Law
Study Abroad in Melbourne, Australia - Melbourne Law School
Study Abroad in Melbourne, Australia - University of Melbourne
Study Abroad in Nagoya, Japan - Nanzan University
Study Abroad in Seoul, South Korea - Yonsei Law School
Study Abroad in Shanghai, China: International Business - Institute for Study Abroad
Study Abroad in Shanghai, China: Social Sciences - Institute for Study Abroad
Study Abroad in Singapore - Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore
Study Abroad in Singapore - National University of Singapore
Study Abroad in Sydney, Australia - University of New South Wales
Study Abroad in Sydney, Australia - University of Sydney
Study Abroad in Sydney: Australian Catholic University
Study Abroad in Taipei, Taiwan: Intensive Chinese Language - CET
Study Abroad in the Republic of Singapore - National University of Singapore
Study Abroad in Tokyo, Japan - International Christian University
Study Abroad in Tokyo, Japan - Keio Law School
Study Abroad in Tokyo, Japan - Keio University
Study Abroad in Tokyo, Japan - Sophia University
Study Abroad in Tokyo, Japan - Waseda University
Study Abroad in Tokyo, Japan: Global Leadership Program - Waseda University
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Georgetown Professor Receives Grant to Broaden U.S.-China Climate Conversation
Cultural Clubs Promote Inclusivity, Strengthen Pride Among Multicultural Students
Did the U.S. Get China Wrong? Conference on U.S.-China Policy
A New Jesuit College Takes Root in Thailand
Kalorama Fellowship Funds Independent Student Research
American Coaches Travel to Thailand with a Philanthropic Mission
Education and Social Justice Project Addresses Poverty Through Education
Global Podcast: Dolphins and Data Unite Unlikely Disciplines
The Global Business Experience: MBA Students Explore Hong Kong's Healthcare Market
The Global Business Experience: Business Without Borders
Georgetown Delegation Visits Asia
Georgetown's China Health Law Initiative: Promoting U.S.-China Dialogue to Improve Global Health
The Prospects for Stability in Afghanistan and Greater Central Asia
Economic Inequality: Causes, Consequences, and Responses
China Studies Speakers Series: An Open Forum for Interdisciplinary Talks on China
Japanese Government Funds Student Research Grants, New Endowed Chair
Georgetown Professor Tracks Thousands of Dolphins in Australia
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Georgetown Researchers Offer New Perspective On Urban Refugees
Building Georgetown’s Presence in China Through the Chinese Social Media Weibo