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4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
Georgetown UniversityFocuses on the intersection of international politics and economics, emphasizing policy analysis and global governance. Suitable for students interested in political economy and international affairs.
Curriculum Structure
Years 1–2: Core Foundations
Economics and political science fundamentals
Statistics and research methods
International relations theory
Years 3–4: Specialized Courses
Global political economy
International institutions and law
Area studies and policy analysis
Capstone or experiential learning
Focus Areas
Political economy of global issues
International governance and institutions
Policy analysis in international context
Learning Outcomes
Understand political and economic forces shaping global affairs
Prepare for careers in international policy, governance, or research
Accreditation & Reputation
Georgetown University accredited by MSCHE
Offered through the Walsh School of Foreign Service, with a global reputation for excellence in international affairs and political economy education
This interdisciplinary program blends political science with economics to analyze international political economy dynamics.
Experiential learning includes:
Participation in policy labs and simulation exercises focused on global governance and trade.
Internships in diplomatic missions, think tanks, and international organizations.
Research assistant positions in SFS-affiliated centers studying global economic and political issues.
Opportunities to engage in multidisciplinary group projects and conferences.
Access to Georgetown’s Center for Economic Research and extensive international affairs resources.
Georgetown’s BSFS in International Politics Economy offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding global economic and political systems. Graduates often secure roles as policy analysts, political risk consultants, economic diplomats, or international development specialists. The program supports success through:
Walsh School of Foreign Service Career Center’s specialized resources including global internships, employer panels, and networking with international agencies like the UN, World Bank, and USAID.
Over 90% of graduates find employment or continue graduate studies within six months; typical starting salaries range from $60,000 to $80,000 depending on sector.
Strong connections with diplomatic missions, think tanks, and multinational organizations based in Washington, D.C.
MSCHE accreditation ensures the program’s reputation for academic rigor and practical relevance.
Coursework integrates economics, political science, international relations, and quantitative analysis to prepare students for complex global challenges.
Further Academic Progression:
Graduates commonly pursue advanced degrees in international affairs, political economy, law, or business, often at top global institutions.
IELTS - overall score of 7.0 with no sub-test below 6.5. TOEFL - Overall score of 100, with minimum scores of 20 in speaking, 21 in writing, and 22 in reading and listening. Teacher's RecommendationTest scores: SAT, ACT, TOEFL, IELTS, Visa InformationGeorgetown Application for First-Year AdmissionSecondary School Report (including transcript and counselor recommendation)Policy AnalystDiplomatIntelligence AnalystPolitical Risk AnalystInternational Trade SpecialistEconomic ConsultantForeign Service OfficerInternational Development OfficerNGO Policy AdvisorGovernment Affairs SpecialistGlobal Strategy ConsultantResearch AnalystPublic Affairs ConsultantLobbyistInternational Relations SpecialistHuman Rights AdvocateThink Tank ResearcherInternational Business AnalystUnited Nations Officer
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