Join Us in Spring or Fall 2025!
Spring/Fall Early Application: October 15
Spring Final Deadline: November 1
Fall Final Deadline: July 1
Apply to the Clinical and Translational Research master’s or certificate program by submitting an online application through the Georgetown Graduate School of Arts & Sciences portal.
Want to learn more about our programs and the application process? Please attend one of our information sessions, contact us, or fill out our Request for Information form.
Deadlines – Fall Start
October 15
Early Application
Apply early to waive the application fee. You must submit a fee waiver request form and wait for it to be processed before you submit your program application.
July 1
Application Deadline
Applications are reviewed on a rolling, space-available basis. We encourage you to review our available scholarships and consider applying.
Deadlines – Spring Start
Spring Start is for the Master of Science only.
October 15
Early Application
Apply early to waive the application fee. You must submit a fee waiver request form and wait for it to be processed before you submit your program application.
November 1
Application Deadline
Applications are reviewed on a rolling, space-available basis. We encourage you to review our available scholarships and consider applying.
Application Requirements
Applicants are to submit all required credentials and supporting documentation no later than the application deadline. Applications are reviewed on a rolling, space-available basis.
Non-U.S. citizens: Due to the nature of the fully online master’s and certificate programs, non-U.S. citizens need to do all coursework from outside the United States, or be here in the U.S. under a non-student visa that allows incidental study. For more information, please email internationalservices@georgetown.edu.
You will designate your preferred area of concentration in the Program tab of the application:
- Clinical Trials and Research
- Health Services and Community Engagement
- Mechanistic and Biomedical Research
Tuition & Scholarships
Please visit our Master’s Degree Plans or Certificate Program Plan page for tuition and fees information.
Biomedical Graduate Education (BGE) offers scholarships to incoming master’s and certificate students based on merit and service. (Note that some scholarships are only for master’s students.) Scholarship applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and awarded subject to funding availability, so we recommend that you apply as soon as possible after submitting your program application. BGE also offers merit-based scholarships to a limited number of Master of Science students based on programs’ recommendations.
Financial Aid
Students may wish to apply for federal loans, private loans or outside scholarships. It is recommended that you begin the process of applying for federal financial aid as soon as possible after applying for admission. You may use the Estimated Cost of Attendance information in determining loan amounts; this program falls under Biomedical Graduate Education > Biomedical Graduate Programs.
For more information or to obtain financial aid forms, please contact osfsgradfinaid@georgetown.edu.
Career Advancement
Our students benefit from the services of the Biomedical Graduate Education career office, including one-on-one advising, skills workshops, leadership programs and more.