Category: News, Student News

Title: Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Specialization

Did you know that you can create your own specialization at GHD? Meg (GHD’22) shares with us her self-made specialization and why she chose to create it.

One of the strengths of the Global Human Development Program is the access to graduate-level courses across a wide range of disciplines within Georgetown University. We provide the opportunity for students to use some of their elective courses to acquire a specialization while pursuing their degree, which requires the completion of 9 credits on a focused topic such as Global Health or Education and Human Capital.

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