Resources for Current Graduate Students

In general, the information can be found in the Graduate Bulletin, the primary source for information about all manner of academic policies and procedures. Additional information for current students can be found on the program’s Canvas page. (To access Canvas, enter your NetID and password.)

If you still have questions or need clarification, please visit our Canvas resource page or contact our program administrator at graduatemast@georgetown.edu.

Academic Policies

• Graduate Bulletin and Policies
  The Joint Office of Graduate Studies establishes minimum requirements for admission and the award of degrees. Students should familiarize themselves with all the rules, regulations, and procedures relevant to their pursuit of a graduate school degree. Learn more on the current version of the Graduate Bulletin.
• Academic Integrity/Academic Misconduct Issues
  The policies and procedures for Academic Integrity issues are found in the Graduate Bulletin, Section VI: Academic Integrity: Policies and Procedures (view/download the Graduate Bulletin from the top of the Policies page)
• Student Handbook

Financial Resources

• Financial Aid
• Contact your financial aid counselor

Research

• Department of Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium Series
• Applied Mathematics Doctoral Seminar

Teaching and Learning

• Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship
• Classroom Educational Technology Services

International Students

• Office of Global Services
• Curricular Practical Training/Optional Practical Training

Housing

• Off-Campus Housing Listings
• Office of Neighborhood Life
• For off-campus housing inquiries, call (202) 687-5138 or email neighborhoodlife@georgetown.edu

Helpful Links

• Georgetown University Association for Women in Mathematics
  GUAWM’s commitment is to foster a supportive, inclusive, and encouraging environment; highlight the accomplishments of women in mathematics; discuss career opportunities; collaborate; have speaking events, workshops, and academic conferences; and help with social events, among other activities.
• Graduate Student Life
• Student Health Insurance
• American Mathematical Society
  All department graduate students are eligible to become student members of the American Mathematical Society while enrolled in courses.
• American Statistical Association