Semester in Washington
We are now accepting applications for the Summer 2012 semester. Priority deadlines for the Semester in Washington Program are:
Summer 2012 Priority Deadline: Extended to April 1, 2012
Fall 2012 Priority Deadline: July 1, 2012
Spring 2013 Priority Deadline: November 1, 2012
Please note: Housing is not guaranteed and is fulfilled on a first-come, first-served basis. Single rooms are not available
The Semester in Washington, DC Program at Georgetown University combines the extraordinary resources of the nation's capital with Georgetown's rich heritage, creating an unparalleled learning experience. By studying in one of the world's most culturally and politically vibrant cities, you will have a firsthand opportunity to examine the complex issues facing nations, organizations and decision makers today, along with the forces that drive policy and shape history.
As a student at Georgetown, you will explore stimulating subjects in small classes and learn through experience. You will work with prominent officials and accomplished professionals while simultaneously learning from both our expert faculty and your peers. Our challenging academic component will introduce a new level of theoretical analysis and context to the knowledge you gain through an internship in your chosen field.
By studying at Georgetown University and interning in Washington, DC, you will develop skills and create relationships that can help you advance as both a professional and an individual.
Study and intern in one of the six following areas:
- Politics and Public Policy
- International Relations
- Law, Legislation and Politics
- Religion and Political Culture
- International Commerce and Trade
- Journalism, Politics and the Media
Each of those academic areas offers students three components:
- Academic Seminar
- Internship
- Research Seminar
Program size is limited to ensure small classes, personal attention, and academic rigor so be sure apply early.

