Nonprofit

Georgetown University M.A in Democracy and Governance

Washington, DC
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cdacs.georgetown.edu

  • About Us

    The Master of Arts in Democracy and Governance stands at the confluence of political science, international development, public policy, and diplomacy. Our program reflects a commitment to a diverse curriculum that blends theory and practice, provides students with focused and relevant training, utilizes Georgetown University's international expertise and reputation, and provides unique opportunities for practical experience.

    To realize these goals, this academically-demanding program requires the successful completion of 42 credit hours of coursework over two years. Leading scholars and practitioners teach classes examining the challenges that contemporary democracies face, the philosophical, social, and economic forces that have fostered political change across the globe, and the practical problems of governance reform. With an average incoming class size of 12 students, the program offers graduate students individualized academic opportunities, unparalleled access to professors, and a cohesive community of scholars.

    The Master of Arts in Democracy and Governance stands at the confluence of political science, international development, public policy, and diplomacy. Our program reflects a commitment to a diverse curriculum that blends theory and practice, provides students with focused and relevant training, utilizes Georgetown University's international expertise and reputation, and provides unique opportunities for practical experience.

    To realize these goals, this academically-demanding program requires the successful completion of 42 credit hours of coursework over two years. Leading scholars and practitioners teach classes examining the challenges that contemporary democracies face, the philosophical, social, and economic forces that have fostered political change across the globe, and the practical problems of governance reform. With an average incoming class size of 12 students, the program offers graduate students individualized…

    Cause Areas Include

    • Education
    • Human Rights & Civil Liberties
    • International Relations
    • Policy

    Location

    • Center for Democracy and Civil Society, Washington, DC 20007, United States
      3240 Prospect Street, N.W.
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