Master of Science in Foreign Service

Admissions

 

General information

• Requirements and Recommendations
• Frequently Asked Questions -- MSFS answers the most Frequently Asked Questions posed in person and online.
• Statistics -- Information about our applicant pool and incoming student body 
• Diversity at MSFS
• Students with Disabilities

Recruitment

• Domestic and International Events -- meet an MSFS representative in your area.
• Online Chats -- join MSFS staff, faculty, alumni and students for an online chat about the MSFS Program.
• Visiting MSFS -- schedule an information session or class visit

Brochure

In an effort to conserve resources, MSFS has limited production of printed material and uploaded our brochure to our web site. To view an online version, click here. We appreciate your support of this effort and encourage you to access our web site for the most up-to-date information.

MSFS Listserve

To join the MSFS prospective student listserv, please click here to fill out an online form. Under the "Desired Area of Study" field, select "Foreign Service."

How to apply

A link to the online application, as well as a list of application components, can be found here.

Financial aid and Expenses

• Financial aid and Expenses
• MSFS Merit-based Aid-- an overview of MSFS scholarships.
• External Scholarships for both U.S. and non-U.S. citizens
• Information from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences on topics like teaching assistantships, scholarships and need-based aid.

Contact us

• Contact Information -- mailing addresses, telephone numbers, hours of operation.
• The Salaam Intercultural Resource Center -- location of the MSFS Program, dedicated in 1989.
• Directions to Georgetown University.

 

The School of Foreign Service is a member of the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) and participates in various APSIA events throughout the year.