MSc in Foreign Service - Global Business, Finance and Society (GBFS) in Washington United States | Georgetown University

The MSFS program aims to prepare future leaders in global affairs through comprehensive education. Our demanding academic program covers historical, political, social, cultural, and economic disciplines, pushing students to grasp theoretical concepts and historical contexts while applying this knowledge to create meaningful impact. We simultaneously foster a dedication to serving the global community and recognizing the moral aspects of international relations. MSFS participants select from the following specialized tracks, each requiring 18 credit hours including an introductory course specific to their chosen field. Students can further refine their focus by concentrating on particular subfields within their track. The MSFS degree offers four concentration paths: Global Politics & Security (GPS), International Development (IDEV), Global Business, Finance & Society (GBFS), Science, Technology, and International Affairs (STIA)-, or a Custom-Designed Concentration

This academic track equips students with comprehensive knowledge of private sector perspectives, performance indicators, and driving forces, along with the dynamic interactions among businesses, governments, and civil society organizations.

The program consequently blends technical competencies with business and social perspectives, cultivating versatile professionals capable of operating effectively across sectors. Graduates develop the expertise, comprehension, and adaptability needed to thrive in both public and private spheres, or in roles bridging these domains.