2023 – 2024 Academic Year

Please view our 2024 SFS Global Experiences Comprehensive Flyer and see  C-Lab courses for detailed course descriptions. 

If you missed any Info Sessions, you can request a recording by contacting sfsglobalexperience@goerogetown.edu or contacting the Dean’s Office Front Desk. Make sure you understand the details of Centennial Lab courses and know their faculty to apply to the ONE option that is the best fit for your academic path.

Google Form applications will require your statement of purpose (up to 500 words file), resume/CV, transcript, name/email of your Dean and emergency contacts, as well as some details from your passport.

Applications close: October 1, 2023 at 11:59pm (EDT) 

Interviews will be held:  October 4-13, 2023

Additional Information:  Students must be SFS or (if so indicated in the application) GU/Main campus undergraduate students and may apply to only one of the opportunities. Please make sure to discuss your options with your academic advising Dean.

2022 – 2023 Academic Year

Application Deadline extended for 2 C-Labs: 

GBUS 491 & 490 – CLab: Start-Up Studio (& GIPC)

DCJCIV 410 & 411 – CLab: Anti-Semitic Propaganda Research & Literacy Lab – VA/DC

For 2022-2023 AY, SFS will be offering the following global experience classes with experiential components for undergraduate students. Many of these opportunities may include travel in the US or abroad. 

For more information, eligibility, and to apply, please visit the course links below. If the course has a travel component, travel will most likely be offered over the week of Georgetown’s main campus Spring Break (March 3 -March 12, 2023).

Applications open:         September 7, 2022

Applications close:        October 2, 2022 at 11:59pm (EDT) 

Interviews will be held:  October 3-14, 2022

Additional Information:  Students must be a main campus undergraduate student and may apply to only one of the opportunities. Please make sure to discuss your options with your academic advising Dean.

Questions or Application issues: Please email bsfsdeans@georgetown.edu and copy jrw55@georgetown.edu                  

C-LABS:

ARST 478 & 479 – CLab: Cultural Heritage in the Arab World – Egypt 

GBUS 463 – CLab: WTO Dispute Settlement “Trade Lab” – DC  

JCIV 310 & 311 – CLab: Holocaust Forensics – Europe 

JCIV 410 & 411 – CLab: Anti-Semitic Propaganda Research & Literacy Lab – VA/DC

STIA 481 – CLab: Problem Solving in a Destabilized Arctic – Alaska

GBUS 491 & 490 – CLab: Start-Up Studio (& GIPC) – DC

Other Courses with Travel:

INAF 324 & 334 –  Nobody’s Backyard: Grenada as a Case Study in Small Island Developing States