Georgetown University School-Medicine

Georgetown University School of Medicine, located in Washington, D.C., is dedicated to educating a diverse student body to become knowledgeable, ethical, skillful, and compassionate physicians and biomedical scientists. Rooted in the Jesuit tradition of cura personalis, care of the whole person, the institution prepares students to address the health needs of society.

The institution offers various programs, such as the GEMS program for underrepresented students and the Mini Medical School Program for the local community. The School of Medicine is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, as evidenced by the work of the Racial Justice Committee for Change.

Students at Georgetown University School of Medicine recently gathered to learn where they will pursue their residencies, showcasing the institution's commitment to medical education. Additionally, the school hosts seminars and events on topics ranging from dermatological education in underserved communities to healthcare advocacy in humanitarian crises.

Georgetown University School of Medicine has been a leader in medical education since 1851, with a focus on values and tradition. Prospective students can learn more about admissions, dual degree programs, and concentrations offered by the institution. Visit the Tools & Resources page for more information on programs and offerings.