Curriculum
The curriculum at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business combines business and liberal arts courses to give students a strong foundation in critical thinking and reasoning. Students must complete both 40 three-credit courses and 120 semester hours of courses in liberal arts business core, a chosen major(s), and free electives and co-curricular programs.
Business Core
- Accounting I & II
- Business Law/Business Government Relations
- Statistics
- Business Financial Management
- Principles of Marketing
- Management and Organizational Behavior
- Management Science
- Productions and Operations Management
- Social Responsibilities of Business
- Strategic Management
Majors
Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business offers six majors: Accounting, Finance, International Business, Marketing, Management, and Operations & Information Management.
Free Electives
To satisfy the 40 course requirement for graduation, students also take five free electives as needed. These may be either business courses or liberal arts courses. Students pursuing a double major often complete the electives by fulfilling courses required for each major. These free electives also may be used to fulfill a liberal arts minor.
Co-curricular Programs
Georgetown McDonough offers unique co-curricular programs that give students the opportunity to combine classroom topics with hands-on experience. These include:
Georgetown McDonough offers unique co-curricular programs that give students the opportunity to combine classroom topics with hands-on experience. These include: