George Mason University

George Mason University (GMU) is a public research university in Fairfax, Virginia, inscribed in 1972. Named after American revolutionary, patriot, & founding father George Mason, it is distinguished for its programs in economics, law, creative writing, computer science, and business.

Overview

George Mason University, established in 1972, is a dynamic and innovative institution with a strong emphasis on liberal arts and professional education. The GMU curricula are designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and leadership roles in the global community. With 35,000 students, GMU offers a vibrant, diverse, and supportive learning environment that fosters creativity, innovation, and critical thinking. The university's distinguished faculty guides students in their academic pursuits, research, and community service. GMU's academic portfolio includes a wide range of disciplines from the traditional arts and sciences to business, economics, law, and public policy. Outside the classroom, students have ample opportunities to get involved in campus life through student organizations, athletics, outdoor adventures, and more. GMU also has a strong commitment to sustainability and public service.