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Request More InformationBiomedical Graduate Education programs provide rigorous academics and personalized career preparation for students across many areas of study. We welcome you to learn more about our offerings and how to apply.
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Georgetown University recognizes the commitment and hopes of civil servants and students as they face challenging governmental shifts. If you are currently working as a federal civil government employee or contractor, or if you separated from federal civil service at any time since April 1, 2024, you qualify for an application fee waiver and 10% tuition discount for BGE master’s programs.
Georgetown undergraduate alumni in the classes of 2023, 2024 and 2025 are also eligible for the application fee waiver and 10% master’s tuition discount. Alumni in these classes who apply to BGE Ph.D. programs will receive the application fee waiver.
We are proud to host a student community representing many faiths, identities, nations of origin and other backgrounds. Community in Diversity benefits all of BGE by exposing us to new ideas, perspectives, and opportunities for collaboration.
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Learn about BGE’s global community and find resources and frequently asked questions on our International Students page. The Georgetown University Office of Global Services (OGS) offers further guidance.
Support for military-connected BGE students includes funding opportunities and assistance. You may also use the services of the Georgetown University Military and Veterans’ Resource Center.
Georgetown University’s Undocumented Student Resources website provides information and guidance on financial and legal aid, career education, campus and community organizations, and other on‑campus and off‑campus supports.
Georgetown University engages with Descendants – people whose ancestors were enslaved on Maryland Jesuit plantations. Explore the Reconciliation Fund for community-based projects, in keeping with our reflection on slavery, memory, and reconciliation.
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