Graduate Studies in STIA

STIA’s graduate offerings prepare students to address complex global challenges at the intersection of science, technology, policy, diplomacy, and international affairs. Through interdisciplinary coursework, faculty mentorship, and Georgetown’s unique Washington, DC location, students gain the analytical and practical skills needed to lead across government, industry, nonprofits, research institutions, and international organizations.

Master of Science in Environment and International Affairs (MS-EIA)

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Graduate Certificate in Global Health Diplomacy (H-DIP)

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Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS) — STIA Concentration

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Cross-Program Opportunities

Students enrolled in graduate programs across Georgetown often take courses taught by STIA faculty. STIA faculty contribute to a wide range of interdisciplinary graduate programs, including:

Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS)
Master of Arts in Asian Studies
Master of Arts in Communication, Culture & Technology
Master of Science in Global Infectious Disease
Master in Public Policy (MPP)

Doctoral & Postdoctoral Opportunities

While STIA does not currently offer a standalone doctoral program, students pursuing Ph.D. degrees in other Georgetown departments — including government, economics, anthropology, biology, and related fields — frequently work with STIA faculty on interdisciplinary research and advising.

STIA faculty also advise doctoral students at institutions around the world. Prospective students interested in working with a specific faculty member are encouraged to contact them directly.

In addition, STIA hosts a postdoctoral fellowship program that supports emerging scholars working on issues related to science, technology, and international affairs.

For additional information on Georgetown doctoral programs, please visit the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences or the School of Continuing Studies websites.