Advance Your Career With Georgetown’s Flex MBA Online

Georgetown’s Flex MBA Online is designed for professionals who want to keep progressing—without pausing their career. The program combines the convenience of online coursework with the connection and collaboration of two in-person residencies in Washington, D.C. Students also participate in a global consulting project, solving real-world business challenges for international organizations—giving them hands-on experience and a global mindset.

Whether you’re pivoting industries or accelerating your current path, the Flex MBA Online gives you the tools to lead. You’ll build both the analytical and leadership skills employers demand—supported by Georgetown’s expert faculty, McDonough Career Center resources, and a network of peers just as driven as you.

We’re committed to helping you succeed—both academically and financially. 34% of the Flex MBA Online Class of 2024 received merit-based scholarships, and applying sooner than later increases your chances of consideration. We also proudly support veterans and military families through the Yellow Ribbon Program. Plus, if you’re a federal employee, you may be eligible for a 10% tuition scholarship through our Federal Employee Scholarship.

This is more than an online degree. It’s a launchpad—for your career, your purpose, and your future.

Georgetown University’s Flex MBA Online empowers working professionals to earn a business degree with the flexibility of online learning and the added advantages of in-person experiences. With two D.C. residencies, a global consulting project, and access to career resources, the program offers a dynamic, hands-on approach to business education. Merit-based scholarships and Yellow Ribbon benefits are available to help make the degree more accessible. This flexible online MBA is designed for professionals ready to grow as leaders and make an impact.

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