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2 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
Georgetown UniversityAn interdisciplinary program combining international economics with diplomacy, political science, and global affairs. Designed for careers in international policy and economics.
Curriculum Structure
Years 1–2: Core Foundations
Principles of economics
Introduction to international relations and political science
Quantitative methods and statistics
Years 3–4: Advanced Study
International trade and finance
Global economic policy
Regional studies and language courses
Capstone project or internship
Focus Areas
International trade and finance
Global economic development
International economic policy
Learning Outcomes
Analyze global economic systems and policies
Prepare for careers in diplomacy, international organizations, or trade
Accreditation & Reputation
Georgetown University holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE)
Programs are housed within the Walsh School of Foreign Service, a top-ranked international affairs school globally recognized for excellence in diplomacy and international studies
A world-class program focusing on global economics within the context of diplomacy and international affairs.
Experiential learning includes:
Access to the School of Foreign Service’s (SFS) research centers, such as the Institute for the Study of International Migration.
Hands-on simulations of trade negotiations and international economic policy in seminars.
Internship opportunities at the State Department, IMF, World Bank, and international NGOs.
Use of economic modeling software and data analytics in coursework.
Study abroad programs and global field trips to deepen understanding of international markets.
Georgetown’s BSFS in International Economics prepares students for global careers in diplomacy, international finance, policy analysis, and economic development. Graduates often become economic officers, international consultants, financial analysts, or policy advisors. Key supports include:
The Walsh School of Foreign Service Career Center offers specialized advising, global internship placements, and networking events with international organizations such as the IMF, World Bank, and U.S. State Department.
Over 90% of graduates are employed or pursuing advanced degrees within six months; starting salaries for economics-related roles average $65,000–$80,000.
Strong ties to global institutions in Washington, D.C., provide unmatched internship and job placement opportunities.
Accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE), ensuring prestigious recognition worldwide.
The curriculum combines economic theory with international relations, quantitative analysis, and foreign policy studies.
Further Academic Progression:
Graduates often continue to master’s programs in international affairs, economics, public policy, or law, and pursue careers in global organizations or government agencies.
Georgetown Application for First-Year AdmissionSecondary School Report (including transcript and counselor recommendation)Teacher s Recommendation LetterTest scores: SAT, ACT, TOEFL, IELTS, Visa InformationInternational Trade Analyst – Evaluate trade policies and their economic effects on countriesDiplomatic Economic Advisor – Provide economic insights to support foreign policy and international relationsGlobal Market Analyst – Analyze global economic trends to guide multinational business strategiesDevelopment Economist – Work with international organizations on economic development projects
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