Located at the intersection of business, government, and international relations, Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business develops principled leaders committed to serving both business and society. Through its global perspective, the school prepares students to compete in today’s international business environment.
The McDonough School of Business is located in the Rafik B. Hariri Building, named after a Lebanese statesman and educator. The building boasts 179,000 square feets in five-stories offering modern classrooms, plenty of student lounges and study spaces, views of the campus from all floors and a 400-seat auditorium for lectures.
Georgetown is located in the capital city of Washington, D.C. meaning unparalleled access to business, government, policy, and diplomatic communities. Students often venture off campus for immersive site visits and work alongside organizations like The World Bank on research projects.
McDonough offers five different Master’s programs: Master of Science in Management, Master of Science in Business Analytics; Master of Science in Finance; Master of Science in Environment & Sustainability Management,and Master of Arts in International Business & Policy.
Taking a closer look at the Master of Science in Management (MiM) program: a 10-month, STEM designated, full-time program designed for undergraduates with little work experience and various backgrounds. The MiM program offers a globally engaged community with the motivation to build technology and develop skills necessary to better society and business.
Mcdonough School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB is one of the world’s most prestigious and longest running international accreditation bodies. Business schools accredited by AACSB are a symbol of educational excellence and quality business education.
McDonough School of Business offers scholarships on a merit-basis for American students as well as students coming from across the world. To be considered for a scholarship, applicants are to include a scholarship essay in their application form.
The Scholarship packages include the Merit Scholarships, Diversity Scholarships, and GU Liveral Arts & STEM Scholarships, all of which evaluate an applicant’s academic, personal and professional accomplishments and community engagement.
Gerogetown McDonough highlighted several stories of McDonough alumni who performed groundbreaking research and pushed boundaries to find success in a celebration of Women’s History Month. For the School of Business, it has been a long standing tradition as this history began in 1960 when the school awarded its first business degree to a woman.
