At SFS, students like Yehya (MAAS’25), Rafael (MSFS’25) and Courtney (MIMR’25) are inspired to challenge their perspectives, embrace service and turn education into action. Join a community dedicated to making a global impact.
Apply by January 15 for the priority deadline for merit-based scholarships.
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In SFS graduate programs, you have the chance to gain hands-on experience with top practitioners shaping global policy. From diplomacy and security to migration and refugee issues, expand your skills with unmatched professional development. Hear from some of our current grad students on the opportunities they have found in their programs.
Apply by January 15 for the priority deadline for merit-based scholarships.
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When you join an SFS graduate program, you have the chance to be part of a diverse cohort with students from 20+ nationalities, bringing unique experiences, cultures and insights to every discussion. Hear from some of our current grad students on why they love the community they’ve found in their programs.
Apply by January 15 for the priority deadline for merit-based scholarships.
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Are you or someone you know applying to grad school? Stephanie Gage, director of graduate admissions and enrollment management at SFS, has you covered with three helpful tips on how to set yourself up for success.
Don’t forget—apply by January 15 for priority consideration for merit-based scholarships!
Learn more about how to apply to our graduate programs: https://bit.ly/41xvhAX
From the passion and expertise of their classmates to the access to unparalleled opportunities and professional development: learn what SFS graduate students love about their programs. Hear from students as they talk about highlights from their SFS experiences, including their most unforgettable moments at Georgetown and what energizes them to come to campus every day.
Can you see yourself here? The priority deadline for merit-based scholarships is January 15, so don’t miss out on the opportunity to be a part of the rich SFS graduate student community.
SFS is excited to welcome nine new faculty members to our community! Professors Amanda Pinheiro, Renee Bowen, Jane Komori, Denise Y. Ho, Rush Doshi, Renanah Joyce, Emma Smith, Lucy Zipf and Jeremy Mathis are already actively enriching the SFS community with their academic and professional expertise.
From international migration and refugees to Chinese history and foreign policy to the relationship between race, labor and ecology, our new faculty engage with a range of issue areas, and they’re excited to get involved and engage with SFS students and community members.
We were thrilled to honor our 2024 Hillary Rodham Clinton awardees for their dedicated efforts to promoting peace, security and women’s leadership. Check out the highlights from yesterday’s event!
We were honored to welcome Indian Opposition Leader of the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi to the Hilltop yesterday for our first event of the year! Take a look at some of the highlights.
Dean Hellman's Welcome Remarks to New Students
SFS reiterates its commitment to free speech and difficult conversations, while recognizing the obligations of our school to model diplomacy in how we engage across difference.
Hear the message to our newest SFS students.
Dion Romano (GHD’24) Gains Hands-On Experience With Development Through GHD
Dion Romano (GHD’24) came to Georgetown from the Philippines to pursue a master’s in global human development (GHD). Through the program, Romano consulted with the World Bank inspection panel and served as the GHD’s social justice representative.
“One of the best experiences I had at the School of Foreign Service is the opportunity to meet and engage with global leaders in the realm of diplomacy, international affairs and development,” Romano says. #Hoyas2024
Learn more about Romano’s time with GHD here: https://sfs.georgetown.edu/dion-romano-ghd24-gains-hands-on-experience-with-development-through-ghd/
Gwyneth Murphy (SFS’23, SSP’24) Finds Fulfillment at SSP
Gwyneth Murphy (SFS’23, SSP’24) will graduate with a master’s from the Georgetown Security Studies Program and a concentration in terrorism and substate violence. As a double Hoya, Murphy’s five years at SFS have shaped her academic interests and her outlook on the world.
“My experience in the SFS has taught me that you can do so much more with your life than just your job or just your classes and that you should, so you can be fully fulfilled and fully balanced,” she says. #Hoyas2024
Read more here: https://sfs.georgetown.edu/gwyneth-murphy-sfs23-ssp24-finds-fulfillment-at-ssp/
From Comedy to Academic Council, Zan Haq (SFS’24) Savors Every Opportunity at Georgetown
Zan Haq (SFS’24) is a culture and politics major with a minor in Arabic. He is chair of the Lecture Fund and a senior representative on the SFS Academic Council. Outside of class, he performs stand-up comedy on- and off-campus. “I wrote in my college essay when I was applying to Georgetown that when I grew up I wanted to be a stand-up comedian, and, if that didn’t work out, I’d settle for president,” he says. #Hoyas2024
Learn more about Haq’s SFS experience here: https://sfs.georgetown.edu/graduate-profiles-2024/