Georgetown University

Georgetown University in Washington

Georgetown University is a Jesuit university in Washington. The institution was founded in 1789. It operates across several locations, including the Hilltop Campus and the Capitol Campus.

The university features 11 schools. These schools provide a range of degree and certificate programs. The Hilltop Campus includes historic buildings and green quads.

Academic programs and schools

The university is known for its medical and law schools. Academic offerings include accounting, addiction policy and practice, and nursing.

Research and community-based projects are part of the academic work. The institution also conducts research to address complex global challenges. This work involves collaborating across disciplines and with international partners.

Service and community

The university emphasizes social justice and service. It offers over 100 university-sponsored service opportunities.

Students can participate in the Alternative Breaks Program. This program involves direct service, immersion, and reflection. The Health Justice Alliance is a partnership between the medical and law campuses.

This alliance prepares health professionals to address racial and socioeconomic health disparities. The university also hosts the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service.

From the business Google listing

Founded in 1789, this Jesuit university on the Potomac River is known for its law & medical schools.

From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.