Supported by the McDonough School of Business, Georgetown offers a rigorous business administration program with core courses in finance and accounting, business statistics, marketing, analytics, and international business and trade.

Undergraduates and graduate scholars study international law, political economy, and global security among other concentrations at Georgetown’s Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS).

Located in Washington D.C. and host to one of the nation’s most prestigious graduate schools for public policy, Georgetown is a magnet for students pursuing careers in government and public administration.

Prominent biology concentrations at Georgetown include Global Health, Environmental Biology, and Neurobiology. Georgetown’s School of Health also offers related programs in Health Science and Health Care Management and Policy.

With robust undergraduate and graduate programs in business, international relations, and public policy, Georgetown provides a stimulating environment for students interested in either general or international economics.

Liberal arts studies have a deep connection with enduring Jesuit traditions as reflected in Georgetown’s College of Arts and Sciences offerings in classics, drama, art, philosophy, history, foreign languages, ethnic studies, linguistics, and English and comparative literature.