Leading in the Global Marketplace Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business strives to provide a transformational educational experience that prepares students to serve business and society. The curriculum equips to overcome real-world obstacles, grants them the opportunities to put those concepts into action, and inspires them to become principled leaders. Full-time MBA Program
Georgetown McDonough educates students in the Jesuit tradition, encouraging the continued pursuit of knowledge and fostering a commitment to the service of others. Combining a comprehensive liberal arts education with instruction in core business disciplines, the undergraduate curriculum prepares students for professional achievement in the business world, as well as advanced graduate studies.
Georgetown’s Full-time MBA Program delivers a global management degree that provides students with core business knowledge and analytical skills to manage and lead a 21st century organization. The curriculum allows students to select and tailor their electives toward highly individualized career aspirations.
With a student body representing all 50 states and more than 50 foreign countries, Georgetown University continually attracts outstanding international students and an internationally recognized faculty. Students can earn business credit in nearly 40 institutions worldwide during the year – and in three unique Georgetown McDonough summer programs in Barcelona, Oxford, and Shanghai, including a new joint program in Global Entrepreneurship at ESADE Business School in Spain.
Georgetown University is founded by John Carroll, becoming the first Catholic and Jesuit institution of higher learning in the United States
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MBA Evening Program The Georgetown MBA Evening Program features the same courses and faculty and confers the same degree received by graduates of Georgetown’s Full-time MBA Program. Through a convenient schedule of classes that meet on campus two evenings per week, students experience hands-on learning in a collaborative environment of cohorts, gain access to student clubs and campus activities, and complete the signature Global Experience while maintaining and advancing their careers. 5
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In addition to studying the basics of business, students now have the opportunity to earn a certificate as an Entrepreneurship Fellow. This innovative three-part program takes students from the fundamentals of what it means to be an entrepreneur, to developing and refining a business plan, to a capstone course that focuses on practical implementation of their knowledge under the mentorship of local entrepreneurs.
Summer internships, along with several integrative learning experiences throughout the curriculum, extend formal learning from the classroom to the business world. These include the signature Global Experience, which prepares students to lead multinationally. Student consulting teams tackle a pressing problem for companies doing business abroad and travel to client countries to present their work to management.
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