Intellectual vitality, a global outlook, and dedication to service

Discover What Makes the College of Arts & Sciences Distinct
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Founded in 1789 as the nation’s first Catholic institution of higher learning, Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences is committed to the Jesuit traditions of an integrated education and of productive research in the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, and fine arts.

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Inquiry & Learning With World-Class Faculty

Our students are seekers of truth, able to solve problems locally and globally. Our programs have world-class faculty that help provide students with the insight needed to be best prepared to improve our complex world.

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Search For A Deeper Knowing

The College covers every corner of the human experience. Rather than imagine your education as downloading information or facts, reimagine your education as a process of seeking, questioning, probing, arguing, and creating. Intellectual achievement comes not only from in-depth research within disciplines but also from a commitment to interdisciplinary research.

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3,400+UndergraduatesThe College is the oldest school at Georgetown and home to the largest undergraduate community, where students explore disciplines that shape their intellectual and professional paths.
520+Faculty MembersOur faculty are scholars and practitioners of global distinction, advancing research, mentoring students, and driving conversations that influence the wider world.
2,000+Graduate StudentsGraduate students bring depth and momentum to the College’s academic life, pursuing advanced scholarship, collaborating on research, and contributing to a vibrant scholarly community.

Meet Our Community

Nicole Puapattanakajorn

“I really love the fact that research assistants in the Happy Tech Lab get the opportunity to do work that actually matters to the outcome of the study for the National Institute of Mental Health.”

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Geoff Tracy

“To study theology, and to do it at Georgetown, in the oldest department at the school, was very cool—I had so many great professors and classes and enjoyed it immensely.”

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Kenzie Mounir

“Every person has a lesson to offer you. I think that’s the same thing that I’m doing with disciplines: taking all these different fields and putting them together as these pieces of a larger puzzle.”

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Enhance Your Learning Experience

The College is constantly evolving to bring in more opportunity for students, faculty, and alumni to connect and learn from each other. These programs and resources are distinctly part of the College, help to foster connections, and enhance learning experiences now and long after graduation.

The Social Responsibility Network (SRN)

The College of Arts & Sciences is proud to support the Social Responsibility Network, a program designed to help students pursue careers in nonprofit and public service fields. The Social Responsibility Network provides lessons, programming, networking, and mentorship for students who seek out careers centered around doing social good. It connects students with an advisory board composed of alumni currently working in a wide range of service-based careers.

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The George F. Baker Scholars Program

The Baker Scholars Program embodies the spirit of Georgetown and has developed into one of Georgetown University’s most prestigious and sought-after undergraduate programs. The Program seeks exceptional sophomores in the Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences who possess a demonstrated interest in business and strong records of academic achievement, community service, and leadership. The Baker Scholars Program offers unique exposure to a range of businesses, nonprofits, and social enterprises.

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Tuition Scholarship for Georgetown Undergraduates and Alumni

Georgetown University is committed to supporting graduating seniors and recent undergraduate alumni. If you’re seeking to deepen your expertise, expand your professional network, or transition to a new career, pursuing a master’s degree may be a valuable step.  Current seniors and undergraduate alumni from the Classes of 2023, 2024, 2025 or 2026 who enroll in Fall 2026 or Spring 2027 are eligible for a 10% base tuition scholarship for select master’s degrees.

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