Our People
As a part of the Master of Arts in European Studies (MAES), you will work alongside dedicated faculty, supportive staff and motivated peers who are committed to the transatlantic relationship.
“MAES students acquire interdisciplinary expertise on Europe, the European Union and transatlantic relations as well as policy-relevant skills in research, writing, public speaking and critical thinking–all essentials for rewarding careers in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.”
Jeffrey J. Anderson
Professor and Director of MAES
Faculty and staff
Our faculty are world-class scholars with years of experience as leading practitioners and researchers in their specializations. Along with our supportive staff, we are committed to your success, all working to educate the next generation of transatlantic leaders.
Students
Our students come from a variety of backgrounds, and each brings a unique perspective and set of goals. They come from the United States and around the world, from undergraduate programs and careers in research, education and government. You can be confident you are joining a motivated group you can connect with as a colleague for life no matter your desired sector or industry.
Visiting researchers
Georgetown University welcomes scholars seeking to engage with our faculty and use our resources for research purposes. The current researcher in the BMW Center for German and European Studies (CGES) is interested in developing simple methods to aid the use of critical thinking tools for decision-making.
Alumni spotlights
Elaine Kelley
Foreign Service Officer at the United States Department of State
Reneta Kugele
Vice President, Investment Services, Bank of New York Mellon
Brent Goff
Chief News Anchor at DW News
Governance
Executive committee
The CGES executive committee works closely with the School of Foreign Service and a student representative to develop and implement policies for programs and curricula. They also facilitate coordination among related Georgetown University departments and organizations.
Advisory council
The advisory council gives advice and practical support for the Center’s economic matters. They provide ideas to fundraise to support students and activities, to strengthen student recruitment and help place students and alumni by expanding our professional network.
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