GRADUATE BULLETIN 2011-12 NOW AVAILABLE »
The Graduate Bulletin, containing the rules and regulations for Graduate Students, is now available for the 2011-12 Academic Year.
GRADUATE SCHOOL WELCOMING CONVOCATION, INFO FAIR »
The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences welcomes its incoming graduate students with a brief program of information about the Graduate School, its policies, staff services, and an information fair with representatives of campus offices, services, and organizations of interest to Graduate students.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OFFICES MOVE TO THE CAR BARN »
The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences and all of its offices and functions moved from ICC to the Car Barn back in February 2011.
Student Services and Academic Affairs are located in Car Barn, Suite 207.
Graduate Admissions is located in Car Barn, Suite 207.
The Offices of the Dean is located in Car Barn, Suite 400.
Graduate Financial Aid, and Grants Administration are located in Suite 400.
The new Graduate Student Lounge is located in Suite 410, with entrance located outside on the 4th Floor Car Barn patio. It is open most weekdays from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (unless posted).
All telephone and fax numbers remain the same.
The Car Barn is located on Prospect Street, N.W. between 35th and 36th Streets (adjacent to the Walsh Bldg, The Tombs Restaurant, and Weismueller's Deli).
GEORGETOWN GIVING - SUPPORT GRADUATE EDUCATION »
Graduate education at Georgetown reflects the Jesuit principle that the pursuit of knowledge and understanding should be combined with a responsibility to contribute to the common good. Graduate students at Georgetown receive world-class training to meet their specific long-term intellectual and career goals...
TESSA WEGENER RECEIVES A FULBRIGHT FELLOWSHIP »
Tessa Wegener receives a Fulbright Fellowship for dissertation research in Vienna.
DR. SEAN MOORE EARNS DISTINGUISHED BOOK PRIZE »
The Graduate School is delighted to share that Dr. Sean D. Moore was awarded the 2010 Donald Murphy Prize for Distinguished First Book from the American Conference for Irish Studies for his book entitled, “Swift, the Book, and the Irish Financial Revolution: Satire and Sovereignty in Colonial Ireland.”
"The presence of graduate students at Georgetown is central to our identity. We aspire to relate to them as young colleagues who can strengthen our community through their contributions and example."
