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Biomedical Graduate Education at Georgetown University is dedicated to equipping students with exceptional academic training, research experience and career preparation. We welcome learners from many backgrounds to make discoveries and advance human health in programs across our focus areas: interdisciplinary sciences, data science, pre-health, and industry.

Supporting Our Community

Georgetown University recognizes the commitment and hopes of civil servants and students as they face reductions in the federal workforce and other governmental shifts. Our master’s programs will provide partial tuition scholarships and application fee waivers to federal civil employees and contractors who were displaced from April 2024 to March 2025, and to alumni in the Georgetown undergraduate classes of 2023-2025.

Resources for Displaced Federal Workers/Contractors Resources for Recent Georgetown Undergraduates Federal Academic Alliance Scholarship for Current Federal Employees

Fostering a Diverse Community

Postdocs and other attendees discuss poster presentations in the Preclinical Science Building at the 2024 Postdoctoral Research Symposium.

The many experiences and perspectives of BGE students enrich the Georgetown experience and advance our academic and research missions.

Community in Diversity at BGE

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Systems Medicine Director is Associate Editor of New Open-Access Journal, Network and Systems Medicine

Sona Vasudevan, director of the M.S. in Systems Medicine program, is an associate editor of a new open-access journal, Network and Systems Medicine. The publication will explore the integration of network and systems sciences in medicine, using AI technology to better understand the development and mechanisms of disease.

May 5, 2025