Master of Arts in International Business and Policy
Offered by Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service and McDonough School of Business, this program blends the strengths of the oldest and most highly regarded school of foreign service in the world with a top-tier business school.
Why a degree in International Business and Policy at Georgetown?
Georgetown’s Master’s in International Business and Policy (IBP) is the only program world-wide that truly integrates international policy and business, equipping you with balanced skills required to navigate today’s complex international landscape.
This one-year, hybrid program located in Washington, D.C. is designed for working professionals who want to expand their perspective and advance their careers without pausing it.
Walsh School of Foreign Service and McDonough School of Business Rankings
1st1st in the world for master’s programs for international relations Foreign Policy Magazine 2024
3rd3rd in the U.S. and 11th globally for the strength of the alumni network (Executive MBA)
Financial Times 2024
4rd 4th for careers in international businessU.S. News & World Report 2025
Why Choose Georgetown’s Master of Arts in International Business and Policy
At the core of this program is Georgetown’s location and access within Washington, D.C. This is where business meets government, governments influence each other, and where both interact with multilateral institutions. As a student, you gain unparalleled opportunities and connections built on Georgetown’s centuries-long presence.
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For 30 years, Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business has trained students to be ethical leaders in the global marketplace – a commitment rooted in the school’s signature Global Business Experience (GBE)
We can answer questions about making an investment in your future through the Master of Arts in International Business and Policy program. ma.ibp@georgetown.edu / +1 (202) 687-0971 / Frequently Asked Questions