McDonough School of Business is an academic expertise school of Georgetown University, formerly called the Georgetown College. The School is located on the prime Georgetown University campus on the outskirts of Washington D.C., United States. It is a highly ranked private institution for academics, established in 1957. McDonough was renamed Robert Emmett McDonough in 1998 in his honor.
McDonough School of Business is affiliated with Roman Catholic (Jesuit). It offers a wide variety of Georgetown University courses- graduate and undergraduate programmes in sectors: MBA, E-commerce, Finance, Accounting, Ethics, Finance, Marketing, Research, Human resource management, Operations management, and more. The school offers about 1400 undergraduate and 1400 post-graduate seats for over 3600 students from 140 countries.
McDonough School of Business offers an Evening MBA course, an executive master's in the leadership programme, and a global executive MBA, with the full-fledged MBA course.
Georgetown University scholarships and facilities like fellowship opportunities, international private lenders, federally-funded programmes, and external scholarships are offered for full-time MBA courses. 43% of the students were awarded complete funding in the 2021 session.
It offers the facility of students' partnership with leading associations and organizations for research, commerce, and innovation.
