Georgetown’s MS in Climate, Environment & Health equips changemakers to build a sustainable, healthy future through a one-year degree focused on the critical intersection of climate, environment, and human health.
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Apply by March 1, 2026Addressing today’s environmental challenges—and their impact on human health—demands interdisciplinary training that connects environmental science, public health, governance, finance and project design. Georgetown University’s Master of Science in Climate, Environment & Health (MS-CEH) program offers a comprehensive education at this critical intersection, equipping students with the tools to translate science into effective action. With its academic strengths, global perspective, and strategic location in Washington, D.C., Georgetown prepares future leaders with global evidence to shape solutions to environmental threats impacting the health of communities worldwide.
This full-time master’s program prepares students to confront the complex public challenges that arise where environmental change impacts human health. Led by expert Georgetown faculty across public health, environmental science, policy, and systems design, the program equips students with the interdisciplinary tools to design solutions, inform policy, and drive real-world change—grounded in the university’s Jesuit values of service, social justice, and care for the whole person and planet.
About the program Explore the curriculum Meet the faculty CareersSecure a meaningful career with a positive impact on people and the planet through this flexible yet rigorous interdisciplinary degree from Georgetown University.
