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Attend an SFS Undergraduate Information Session. The School of Foreign Service hosts information sessions virtually during the fall and in-person during the summer. You may contact the SFS Dean’s Office front desk at +1 (202) 687-9267 should you have any programmatic questions.
SFS professors bring their real-world experience into the classroom, often mentoring students, advising on career paths and helping to build networks. The following stats are based on a 82.9% knowledge rate, calculated from the known status of the Class of 2022 and sourced from the Cawley Career Education Center. 70.31% Successfully Employed.
The Walsh School of Foreign Service (SFS) takes pride in the resources available to our undergraduate students, from faculty and administrative advisors to library and research guides. We encourage students in the SFS to take charge of their academic careers at Georgetown with the help of the resources on this page.
Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service was established in 1919, immediately after the First World War, because of the need to adjust to a changing world. It was the first school of international affairs in the United States, predating the creation of the U.S. State Department Foreign Service.
The Walsh School of Foreign Service’s Asian Studies Program was established over forty years ago to meet the demands for rigorous academic study of Asia, recognizing the region’s critical importance in global affairs.
Offerings integrate the development of analytic and quantitative skills with advanced study in international politics, economics, history and electives in a selected field of concentration. To fulfill the requirements of the MSFS program, a student must: Maintain a 3.0 average on a 4.0 scale. Pass a required curriculum of 18 semester hours.
The Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship Program, The Charles B. Rangel Graduate Fellowship Program and the USAID Donald Payne Development Fellowship Program are designed to attract outstanding individuals from all ethnic, racial and social backgrounds to careers in the U.S. Foreign Service. The programs encourage the application of women, those with financial need, and ...
