M.S. in Climate, Environment, and Health
M.S. in Climate, Environment, and Health

Georgetown’s Capitol Campus

On the Capitol Campus, the world’s best students and faculty come together across disciplines to teach and learn, innovate and research, and forge solutions, just steps away from the institutions and leaders shaping the country and the world.

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Georgetown has dozens of partnerships with DC government agencies, nonprofits and public schools. With the new Capitol Campus, we’re building on our engagement and investing in the long-term well-being of the communities among whom we live.
Located steps from the nation’s center of influence, the campus puts students at the heart of the most important conversations taking place today. This is a place to listen and learn, exchange ideas and contribute to solutions for society’s challenges.
The Capitol Campus is innovating a model of higher education that’s aligned with the learning styles of today’s students and focused on empowering students to tackle real-world problems.
Study in the heart of DC, with the city as your extended classroom and peers from across disciplines as your collaborative community.
We’re bringing our Jesuit, values-based lens to the issues that are debated and decided in DC. Through research, convenings, dialogue and collaboration, we act as a bridge between disparate perspectives and interests to help catalyze action at home and around the world.

Learn in the Heart of DC

You want to help shape the future as well as elevate your career. There’s no home like Georgetown’s Capitol Campus to do both. Here, you’re part of an energetic community of collaborators who work across disciplines to address urgent challenges — blocks away from the nation’s center of influence.

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The Capitol Campus

1. 111 Massachusetts Avenue features 230,000+ square feet housing the MS-CEH, the Earth Commons Institute, School of Continuing Studies, and other interdisciplinary programs
2. 500 First Street NW is home to interdisciplinary faculty-led centers, as well as the Capitol Applied Learning Labs (CALL)
3. 600 New Jersey Avenue. The Georgetown Law Center was the university’s first program downtown—letting students learn the law in the place where laws are made
4. 55 H Street NW is a new apartment-style residence hall housing more than 450 students
5. 125 E Street NW will anchor Georgetown’s presence downtown
6. Union Station
7. U.S. Capitol
8. Supreme Court
9. Library of Congress

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