Admissions

*UPDATE – Displaced U.S. Federal Workers

Georgetown University deeply values the service and commitment of public servants. We understand that recent changes within the federal workforce are bringing uncertainty and challenges, and we are committed to supporting you during this time. We have compiled a range of resources and opportunities designed to assist all federal workers, including our alumni and members of the Georgetown community, as you navigate your next steps.

Georgetown GLOH values the impactful work of those in public service, and we recognize that federal government reductions in the workforce and other governmental shifts have impacted many in the DMV community and beyond. Our program is pleased to offer an application fee waiver, deadline extension, and a 10% scholarship on base the tuition for Fall 2025 & Spring 2026 to support those affected who would like to advance their skills and explore new opportunities.

For questions or to reach out further about these offerings, please contact globalhealthms@georgetown.edu

*UPDATE – Tuition Scholarship for Georgetown Undergrads & Alumni

Georgetown University is committed to supporting graduating seniors and recent undergraduate alumni. Current seniors and undergraduate alumni from the Classes of 2023 and 2024 who enroll in Fall 2025 are eligible for a 10% base tuition scholarship for select master’s degrees.  

Application Deadlines

January 15

Priority application Deadline for Masters of Science Applications. Waived Application Fee!

June 1

Final Application Deadline for Masters of Science Applications.

The M.S. in Global Health program aims to enroll students who: are highly capable in their academic pursuits.

• reflect a diversity of backgrounds and professional experiences.

• are culturally competent.

• possess an enduring passion for improving the health and development of under-served populations worldwide.

Our graduate cohort size is small (~25 students annually) because we value the importance of personal relationships in graduate education. Consequently, the admissions process is designed as an opportunity for our faculty reviewers to get to know you and your interests. Learn about the program and the admissions process here:

Please inspect the following four web pages to learn more about our program and its admission requirements:

• The How to Apply page offers a basic overview of the application requirements for domestic and international students.

• The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page addresses many, more specific questions about the admission process, eligibility, curriculum, and student life.

• The Instructions for International Applicants page provides information for foreign citizens (or U.S. citizens who have earned baccalaureate degrees abroad).

• The Events Page includes links to upcoming webinars hosted by the director of admissions, a faculty member, and an alumnus or alumna. The page also includes a link to a recording of a recent webinar, which you can download and watch at any time!