Tech, Ethics, & Society (Undergraduate)
Georgetown’s undergraduate Tech, Ethics & Society (TES) Program gives students tools to understand and evaluate the way digital technology is shaping our world, and to imagine new ways to ensure that it serves human values.
TES programs equip students to become responsible technologists, designers, policy makers and activists, as well as informed citizens that will contribute to our broader public understanding of how technological change can be harnessed for good.
Fritz Family Fellowship Program (Graduate & Undergraduate)
CDE faculty teach graduate-level courses through various departments and schools, including Communication, Culture, & Technology; Computer Science; Philosophy, and Law. They provide graduate-level faculty mentorship through the Fritz Family Fellowship program, a Tech & Society Initiative.
The Fritz Family Fellowship is a unique interdisciplinary program in which fellows co-design a research project with faculty and are mentored by faculty from at least two different parts of the campus. CDE faculty, along with colleagues across the Tech & Society network, contribute their time and expertise to help achieve the Fritz goal of cultivating the next generation of leaders with expertise in the social impacts of technology. Learn more about the Fellowship
