McDonough School of Business

Founded in 1957, Georgetown University is a world renowned institution respected for its academic rigor and international focus. Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business integrates traditional business coursework with an understanding of the political and social realities that shape global markets. Core MBA courses in the traditional disciplines of accounting, finance, marketing, management, operations and information management, ethics, and decision sciences support these areas of focus.

The Center for Financial Markets and Policy at Georgetown's McDonough School of Business offers an array of research, commentary and dialogue regarding critical public policy issues relating to financial markets.

The Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy in the McDonough School of Business is a non-partisan research center that encourages dialogue, documentation, and dissemination of knowledge on a range of issues in the public interest confronting American and international businesses today.

Senior Policy Fellows at the Center for Business & Public Policy contribute to current economic policy issues through both shorter economic policy vignettes and longer, more detailed academic papers examining competition and innovation.

The Global Social Enterprise Initiative at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business engages corporations, nonprofits, government, and other stakeholders to advance the understanding of social enterprise.