McDonough School of Business - Georgetown University Campuses

The McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs focused on developing ethical business leaders. The curriculum emphasizes global perspectives, innovation, and social responsibility, integrating liberal arts with rigorous business education.

• Undergraduate Programs: The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) covers core areas such as accounting, finance, marketing, management, and operations. Students explore foundational courses like Financial Accounting, Microeconomics, and Organizational Behavior, building analytical and leadership skills.
• Master of Business Administration (MBA): This flagship program includes advanced coursework in strategic management, corporate finance, marketing analytics, and global business strategy. Electives allow specialization in areas like entrepreneurship, sustainability, and technology management.
• Master of Science in Finance (MSF): Focused on quantitative finance, courses include Derivatives, Investment Analysis, Financial Modeling, and Risk Management, preparing students for careers in investment banking and asset management.
• Master of Science in Management (MSM): Designed for recent graduates, it features courses in data analytics, project management, and leadership, bridging the gap between undergraduate studies and professional roles.
• Executive MBA (EMBA): Tailored for working professionals, with modules on international business, negotiation, and ethical decision-making, delivered in a flexible format.
• Specialized Master's Programs: Including MS in Business Analytics, covering big data, machine learning, and business intelligence; and MS in Real Estate, focusing on development, valuation, and urban economics.

Additionally, the school offers executive education programs, certificates in areas like nonprofit management and global business, and interdisciplinary courses with Georgetown's law, foreign service, and medical schools. Experiential learning through case studies, internships, and global immersion trips enhances practical application. The curriculum evolves with industry trends, incorporating sustainability, diversity, and digital transformation to equip students for dynamic business environments. With a commitment to Jesuit values, courses foster ethical reasoning and social impact, ensuring graduates contribute positively to society.