Bachelor's in Government

Georgetown University has a rich history of producing influential leaders across various fields. The university's emphasis on a well-rounded education is evident in its diverse academic programs, including the renowned School of Foreign Service, McDonough School of Business, and School of Medicine. Beyond academics, Georgetown is recognized for its commitment to social justice and public service, aligning with its Jesuit tradition. The university's engagement with global issues, fostered by its strategic location, enables students to actively contribute to positive change. The vibrant campus, with historic buildings and a strong sense of community, creates an environment where students are inspired to think critically, engage in meaningful dialogue, and develop into ethical leaders poised to address the challenges of the modern world.

A degree in Government equips students with theoretical and practical knowledge concerning many different dimensions of politics, including domestic political institutions and processes in the United States and throughout the world, international and transnational relations and the scope and nature of ethics, justice, rights, and obligations in political life.Our position in Washington, DC—an international city, the national capital, and a vibrant urban metropolis with its own cultures and histories—offers our students an unrivaled opportunity to engage directly in political life.

Georgetown University, situated in the dynamic capital of the United States, stands as an academic beacon with a rich legacy dating back centuries. Renowned for its Jesuit values and commitment to holistic education, Georgetown is a nexus for thought leaders and change-makers. Its distinguished schools, from the School of Foreign Service to the McDonough School of Business, exemplify academic rigor and innovation. Beyond its historic facades, Georgetown fosters a global perspective, encouraging students to engage deeply with societal issues and contribute meaningfully to positive change. The university's ethos, rooted in social justice and public service, shapes students into ethical leaders poised to navigate and impact our complex world.