The School of Health is a home for scholars and students to work collaboratively across disciplines and across the university to address human health and well-being from various perspectives — health care and health delivery systems, science, policy, law, economics and the humanities — to achieve a deeper understanding of the interconnections among the most challenging issues of our time, and to find solutions.
Learn about all aspects of human health, from health of the individual to global health, in an interdisciplinary school environment with opportunities for study abroad. (Pictured: Translational Health Science Internship in Buenos Aires, Argentina.)
Experience undergraduate programs that prepare you for health care-related careers and graduate programs that can boost your career trajectory at one of the nation’s finest liberal-arts universities, grounded in Jesuit-inspired principles with an emphasis on equity and social justice.
School of Health faculty are practitioners as well as educators. They bring their robust real-world experience in the health and health care professions to the classroom.
The School of Health offers undergraduate majors in Human Science, Global Health and Health Care Management and Policy, as well as graduate programs in Global Health and Health Systems Administration.
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“You can take just about any discipline and apply a health lens to it. Having that mindset as we launch this school, and recognizing there are so many intersections that shape our health and well-being, we will foster a culture that enables students and faculty to think creatively around how to tackle issues that seem to be intractable.”
— Christopher J. King, PhD, MHSc, FACHE, Inaugural Dean, Georgetown University School of Health
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