Bridging the Gap Between Science and Policy in the Global Arena
Why choose Georgetown?
Attain a comprehensive understanding of Biomedical Science Policy and Advocacy.
Our program encourages students to seek out internships while pursuing their degree.
Every year, new events relevant to the biomedical sciences emerge in the global arena, from outbreaks of emerging infectious diseases that threaten lives and livelihoods to the development of tools and knowledge with the potential to transform humanity’s future. Decision-makers face a delicate balance: how to anticipate and manage safety, security, ethical, and moral considerations that might arise from these events while promoting innovation and discovery.
The Master of Science in Biomedical Science Policy and Advocacy program addresses this need by providing students with an understanding of policy and advocacy principles, and how scientific evidence informs decision making. We take advantage of Georgetown’s home in Washington DC to introduce our students to technical experts with first-hand insights into how, when, and why policymakers make use of scientific evidence, and who can illuminate pathways to a career that spans science and policy. For more information, please visit our Linktr.ee.
BHTA & BSPA End of Semester Celebration | Fall 2020
This year has been uniquely arduous. Let’s take some time to celebrate all of your accomplishments! Ada Bacetty will give a talk on “Leadership in the Wake of COVID-19”.…
Alex Long
Alex Long, an alumnus of the MS Biomedical Science Policy and Advocacy program and research intern at The Wilson Center, talks about his interests in public health and environmental policy.…
Congressman Seth Moulton
Congressman Seth Moulton gives a talk, “Leaders We Can Trust in Science and Policymaking,” to BHTA and BSPA students.…
Life After Graduation Fall 2019 — Alumni Panel and Networking Event
The Department of Microbiology and Immunology hosted their 3rd Annual Alumni Panel and Networking Event.…
