Prospective Students
The BMW Center for German and European Studies educates the next generation of transatlantic leaders. It hosts the premier European Studies program in the United States: the Master of Arts in German and European Studies (MAGES), which prepares students for professional careers in government, business, non-governmental organizations, as well as academic careers.
Programs
The Center offers a Master of Arts in German and European Studies (MAGES) along with a number of dual degree and certificate programs. You can read more about those programs on our academics page.
Request a Brochure:
To request a brochure or other hard-copy informational materials, please contact Tyler Lopez, Program Assistant, at jtl55@georgetown.edu.
Schedule a Personal Visit:
All prospective students are welcome to visit the Center to learn more about the MAGES program. Visits during the academic year consist of a meeting with the MAGES Director, meeting with the Supervisor of Academic Programs, coffee with a current student and sitting in on a core class. To schedule a visit, please contact Tyler Lopez at jtl55@georgetown.edu or call 202-687-5602. Our normal hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 9:00AM to 5:00 PM, EST.
MAGI in the News:
MAGES Students Win Three Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowships
Lauren Edwards, Steven Keil, and Elizabeth Livengood (all MAGES ’12) were awarded Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowships for 2012-2013. The prestigious award is for young rising American professionals with an interest in Germany and transatlantic relations. Over 600 applicants compete for the 20 annual awards made by the Foundation.
The intensive ten-month fellowship program includes internships in the public and private sectors as well as three seminars in other parts of Europe with major European decision-makers.
This is not the first time MAGES students have won multiple Bosch Fellowships. In 2011 Melis Tusiray and Jessica Lewis (both MAGES ’11) were also awarded the prestigious fellowship for 2011-12. The Foundation chose its first class of fellows in 1984. Today the Robert Bosch Alumni Association, founded in 1985, has over 460 members, including Brent Goff (MAGES ’99) who held a Bosch in 1999-2000 and is a member of the Bosch XVI Class.
MAGES student Stephanie Bryson has been named a Rhodes Scholar.
