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Interdisciplinary Curriculum
Fellows will take a common set of core courses in business, economics, and international affairs that will provide both breadth and depth of knowledge across multiple disciplines. The curriculum is designed to augment, not replace, the courses in the students major field of study.
The Global Business Experience
As part of the GBF curriculum, fellows will be required to participate in a semester-long Global Business Experience course that offers the opportunity to conduct a substantial consulting project for senior members of an international business or organization (private, public, or nonprofit) under faculty supervision. The course will culminate in a major project that may include travel to the clients country for one week to present their findings to senior management.
Public Policy Programming
Washington, DC, is one of the worlds great international cities and a wealth of learning opportunities in business and international affairs exist at Georgetowns doorstep. The McDonough School of Business regularly hosts renowned global leaders with the goals of promoting dialogue and innovative research in international affairs and business. In addition to special invitations to select events, each semester, fellows will participate in a custom program to interact with the policy community through visits to embassies and organizations such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the US Department of State, the Federal Reserve, and the US Trade Representative.
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