The Blume Scholars program is an academic and professional development program for students who intend to pursue public interest legal careers. As a Blume Scholar, you will join Georgetown’s strong public interest community and receive a faculty advisor and public interest attorney mentor. You will also join the Public Interest Fellows program, and participate in a number of events throughout the year.

The Global Law Scholars program is an academic honors program for students who are interested in pursuing a career in international or transnational law. As a Global Law Scholar, you will have the opportunity to combine language skills and cultural familiarity with rigorous and directed legal training. You will also be able to cultivate critical skills needed to practice in the global legal environment of the 21st century.

The Technology Law & Policy Scholars program gives students the opportunity to engage in rigorous academic work, to develop their technological skills, and to deepen their understanding of policy debates related to new and emerging technologies. As a Technology Law & Policy Scholar, you will have the opportunity to work in a hands-on environment and combine practical experience with a solid theoretical foundation.

Combining unparalleled access to Georgetown alumni, practical coursework, and a unique mentoring program, students selected for the competitive Business Law Scholars program will work closely with faculty leads to develop the business acumen required for careers in corporate law - whether as an associate in a law firm, as counsel in a company, or in starting your own business.

The Office of Public Interest and Community Service is pleased to invite incoming students to join the Public Interest Fellows Corps  which, launched in 2010, provides enhanced programming, counseling support and a community of peers for students hoping to use their law degrees to advance justice. We designed the program to offer fellows the support and guidance they need to explore non-profit and government opportunities in the U.S. and overseas as an intentional part of their law school experience. Fellows typically join in their first year, and the program welcomes transfer students.