As a student in our program, you’ll join 250+ students from across the globe seeking to shape the future of the public relations and communications field.
Our students possess a wide range of expertise across nonprofit, corporate, agency, and government sectors. The diversity of our student body contributes to an enriching and engaging classroom experience, in which you’ll have the opportunity to learn with—and from—your peers.
Throughout your time in the program, you’ll have opportunities to make connections and engage in dynamic networks through student committees, fellowships, industry events, and real-world client work.
Testimonials from current students and alumni.
A truly international program, both in student body composition as well as their Global Immersion course offering, the degree at Georgetown offered the opportunity to learn from one’s peers as much as the instructors.”
Haley Hakimian
Master's in Public Relations & Corporate Communications
Whether on campus or online, you’ll study alongside driven, insightful public relations and corporate communications professionals who share a desire to learn, grow, and respond to complex challenges in an ethical and strategic manner.
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Guidance Related to COVID-19
Updated Tuesday, July 20th, 2021 at 12:35 PM EDT
SCS continues to monitor the COVID-19 situation and respond in support of the University community. Currently, all summer term courses will continue through distance instruction.
In terms of the Fall 2021 semester, the School of Continuing Studies will resume regular operations effective August 16 at the 640 Massachusetts Avenue building, unless otherwise noted for specific programs.
For more information, including vaccination guidelines, requesting exemptions, and program-specific guidance, please refer to Dean Otter’s July 20 announcement.
