The Office of Graduate Admissions can help during the application process should you have additional questions. Please note that GRE scores are not required.
Who is Eligible for Admission?
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) with a 3.0 or above, or be in their final undergraduate year. All majors and backgrounds are welcome. Work, research, clinical and other relevant experiences are valued.
Prerequisites
Please contact the program to discuss fulfilling the prerequisites.
Admissions Process
Students are admitted for full-time or part-time studies. Our faculty panel conducts a holistic review of applications. For those who apply by the January 15 priority deadline, decisions will be made in four to six weeks, depending on volume. We recommend that international students submit by the priority deadline.
Application Materials
To be considered for admission to our program, you must submit all required materials.
Required Materials
- Application Form
- Resume or CV
- Academic Statement of Purpose
- Unofficial Academic Transcripts
- Three Letters of Recommendation
- Demonstration of English Language Proficiency
- Non-Refundable Application Fee $90 USD at application submission (waived for applicants who apply by the priority January 15th deadline)
Optional Materials
- Transcript Evaluation (WES or NACES) – *Recommended*
- Standardized Test Scores (GRE or GMAT)
- Diversity, Personal Background and Contributions Statement
Mid-Atlantic Professionals and Residents
The Master of Science in Global Infectious Disease program is a great option for working professionals and residents in the District of Columbia / Maryland / Virginia area looking to advance their education and careers through a degree in public or global health.
The program offers the following advantages and benefits:
- Location in Washington, D.C.
- Most courses will be taught at Georgetown’s new multi-use education facility – 111 Massachusetts Ave., NW – which is centrally located in our Capitol Campus and just a 10-minute walk from Union Station
- Most classes are offered in the evenings to allow working professionals to attend with convenience
- Tuition benefits from employers
