Georgetown University
Georgetown University: A global leader in medicine, law, business, nursing, and health education.
Founded
1789Georgetown University: A global leader in medicine, law, business, nursing, and health education.
Founded on January 23, 1789, by John Carroll, Georgetown University is a private, federally chartered research university in Washington, D.C. With a mission rooted in intellectual rigor, social justice, and self-reflection, the university offers comprehensive programs in medicine, law, business administration, nursing, and health. Georgetown serves a diverse student body and educational professionals globally, emphasizing a holistic approach to education that integrates academic excellence with ethical leadership.
Notable affiliates include influential alumni in politics, business, and public service. The university boasts an endowment of $3.3 billion as of 2023, underscoring its financial stability and capacity for impactful research and education. Georgetown's achievements include significant contributions to global health, law, and policy, making it a pivotal institution in shaping future leaders. Its strategic location in Washington, D.C., further enhances its influence and reach in global affairs.
Companies similar to Georgetown University include Howard University, Washington University, Georgetown Entrepreneurship and Emory University.
Georgetown University was founded in 1789.
Georgetown University's headquarters is located in Washington, D.C., DC, US.
Georgetown University's most recent funding round was for $750k (USD) in November 2023.
As of Nov 9, 2023, Georgetown University has disclosed funding of $13.7M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Georgetown University has 10,338 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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