About The Program
The Master of Science in Environment & International Affairs (MS-EIA) is a residential STEM-designated degree program offered jointly by the Walsh School of Foreign Service and Georgetown’s Earth Commons Institute. It’s designed for students seeking to combine interdisciplinary expertise, practical skills and access to influential institutions in the nation’s capital. Whether you aspire to shape global environmental policy, promote transnational collaboration or secure a rewarding position in the dynamic fields of environmental studies and international affairs, the MS-EIA program offers a unique approach to help you stand out in a competitive and growing field.
Based in Georgetown’s historic Washington, DC, campus, the program harnesses the university’s academic strengths, resources, ethical framework and strategic DC location to help you serve the common good.
DISCLAIMER: This program has not yet obtained approval for VA education benefits at this time, and is pending submission of its VA application. Please contact our Assistant Registrar for Veteran/Military Benefits at militarybenefits@georgetown.edu for more information.
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Program Contact: Kristen Nieves – mseia@georgetown.edu
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Degrees Offered
- M.S.
Admissions Requirements
For general graduate admissions requirements, visit the Office of Graduate Admission’s Application Information page. Review the program’s website for additional information on program application requirements.
- Application Form
- Non-Refundable Application Fee
- Statement of Purpose
- Writing Sample
- Statement on Diversity, Personal Background & Contributions (optional)
- Transcripts: Applicants are required to upload to the application system copies of official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended. Visit the Office of Graduate Admission’s Application Information page for additional details and FAQs.
- Resume/CV
- Official Recommendations (2)
- TOEFL/IELTS (if applicable)
- TOEFL = 100 minimum
- IELTS = 7.5 minimum
Application Deadlines
Fall
- January 15 (priority; scholarship)
- May 1 (rolling; final)
Degree Requirements
Successful completion of 30 credit hours of coursework and a Capstone Project. Full-time matriculation required.