Tuition Information
The MS in Climate, Environment, and Health program tuition fee for the 2026-2027 academic year is $79,560*. Tuition fees exclude individual health care or health insurance premiums, books and supplies, student fees, room and board, visas, and incidental expenses.
*Based on 30 required credits at a per credit rate of $2,652, as determined by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences for the 2025-2026 academic year. More detailed information about tuition and fees can be found on the Student Accounts website.
Financial Aid
Georgetown University has resources to help students identify funding options for their education. U.S. citizens and permanent residents should contact the Office of Student Financial Aid for information on financing. Students may utilize federally-funded programs, external scholarships, and fellowship opportunities to supplement the cost of their education.
Military Benefits
The MS-CEH program has not yet obtained approval for Department of Veteran Affairs education benefits at this time. Please contact our Assistant Registrar for Veteran/Military Benefits at militarybenefits@georgetown.edu for more information.
MS-CEH Scholarships
The Master of Science in Climate, Environment and Health (MS-CEH) program offers a limited number of scholarships. To be considered for a scholarship, applicants are strongly encouraged to apply as early in the admissions cycle as possible. Applicants will be notified of scholarship awards at the time of admission. Documents included with the application will be used for scholarship evaluation.
One Health & Climate Scholarship
This scholarship supports MS-CEH students who embrace the One Health approach recognizing that human health, animal health, and the environment are interconnected and deeply affected by climate change. Awardees will have demonstrated a commitment to interdisciplinary thinking and collaborative problem-solving that bridges animal health, human health, and ecosystem integrity to address climate-related health challenges. This scholarship nurtures leaders prepared to advance preventive, equitable solutions where climate impacts intersect with complex biological and social systems.
Steward of our Common Home Scholarship
Rooted in the principle that a healthy planet is fundamental to human well-being, this scholarship recognizes students who show exceptional promise in protecting ecosystems and human communities from climate harms. It is awarded to individuals whose work reflects an integrated vision of environmental and health stewardship—combining scientific understanding, ethical commitment, and practical application to advance planetary health. Recipients will deepen the MS-CEH community’s capacity to steward resilient, just, and thriving systems for present and future generations.
Equity in Action Scholarship
This scholarship honors MS-CEH students who place equity at the center of their climate and health work. It supports those who have actively advanced equitable solutions—whether through community-engaged research, policy advocacy, or practice—that reduce disparities in climate-linked health outcomes. Awardees demonstrate a record of service, leadership, and outcomes that prioritize the needs of underserved communities disproportionately impacted by environmental change.
Cura Planeta Scholarship
Inspired by the Jesuit value of cura personalis, care for the whole person, this scholarship recognizes students who extend that care to the planet and the people who depend on it. Recipients have shown thoughtful commitment to holistic approaches that promote environmental sustainability and human health through respectful, compassionate engagement with people and ecosystems. This award reflects the MS-CEH program’s emphasis on ethical leadership and the dignity of all life in an era of global climate change.
Climate & Health Futures Scholarship
This scholarship supports MS-CEH students with bold visions for shaping healthier, climate-resilient futures. Awardees demonstrate innovative thinking, strategic foresight, and the capacity to translate climate and health knowledge into actionable solutions across sectors. Whether through research, policy, practice, or community transformation, students receiving this scholarship are positioned to lead efforts that anticipate and address emerging climate threats while promoting human and environmental well-being.
Federal Employee Scholarship
In support of Georgetown University’s decision to offer professional development opportunities to current and former federal civil employees and federal contractors, we will offer a 10% merit-based scholarship on the base tuition to current or recently separated federal civil government employees for fall 2026 intake.
Outside Scholarships
NEHA/ AAS Environmental Health Scholarships
Pathways to Science
Switzer Fellowship Program
EPA / ASPPH Environmental Health Fellowship Program
The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
The Agnes Jones Jackson Scholarship