LP – Washington D.C.
Master’s, Doctoral, and Certificate Programs
2026 IIDA RED Award-Winning Campus Design
Campus Address
1101 K St., NW
Washington, D.C., 20005
Real World Experience at the Center of Our Capital
At The Chicago School’s Washington, D.C., Campus, immersive, hands-on learning begins in an award-winning facility located in the heart of the nation’s capital.
Throughout your studies, you’ll be surrounded by government agencies, healthcare providers, nonprofits, social service organizations, and community leaders shaping policy and serving diverse populations.
You may choose from 12 diverse programs in psychology, business, counseling, or behavioral sciences at The Chicago School. Being at the center of U.S. political and governmental affairs contributes to unparalleled opportunities to build professional connections and gain practical experience through fieldwork, practicum, and partnerships across the metro area.
Find Your Program in Washington, D.C.
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#1 City for Public Parks
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#5 Most Transit-Friendly U.S. City
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Discover Something New Every Day in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C., is surrounded by history and politics, but its vibrant neighborhoods, food, entertainment, and culture give you even more to experience.
From international flavors to waterfront dining, the district offers something for nearly every craving.
- Union Market
Explore more than 40 food stalls, restaurants, shops, and local businesses in one of Washington, D.C.’s most popular culinary destinations. - Ben’s Chili Bowl
Try the city’s famous half-smoke at a landmark U Street restaurant serving the city since 1958. - Falafel Inc at The Wharf
Grab a fresh, affordable falafel sandwich or bowl, then enjoy the waterfront.
Whether you prefer theater, major concerts, or intimate live shows, you can always find something onstage here.
- The Kennedy Center
See theater, dance, comedy, live music, and other performing arts at one of the nation’s best-known cultural venues. - Capitol One Arena
Cheer on the NBA’s Washington Wizards and the NHL’s Washington Capitals or see major artists perform at this downtown arena. - 9:30 Club
Catch emerging and established artists in the intimate atmosphere of one of Washington, D.C.’s most celebrated live music clubs.
Explore the museums, political institutions, monuments, and memorials that bring the nation’s history to life.
- Smithsonian Museums
Explore art, science, history, and culture at Smithsonian museums throughout the district—all with free admission. - U.S. Capitol
Take a free guided tour through the historic building where national decisions are made. - National Mall and Memorials
Walk among the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and other landmarks across more than 1,000 acres of federal parkland.
Learn From—and Contribute to—D.C.’s Communities
Washington, D.C., brings together people from a wide range of cultures, backgrounds, and lived experiences. That makes the city a natural extension of The Chicago School’s commitment to preparing professionals who can understand and serve diverse communities.
Through partnerships with nonprofits and community organizations across the metro area, you can bring classroom learning into real-world settings through fieldwork and practicum experiences. These opportunities will deepen your understanding of local challenges while giving you firsthand experience with organizations actively creating change across the region and beyond.
Take a Look at our New Campus
Take a Look at Our Washington, D.C., Campus
Explore an award-winning campus recognized by the International Interior Design Association, with modern spaces designed to support immersive, hands-on learning.
Our Approach
The Chicago School Approach is an immersive, applied learning model focused on developing professionals who can address present challenges and anticipate future needs. It combines four core elements of The Chicago School experience—Education, Innovation, Community, and Impact—to give students a practical and solutions-oriented education.
Education
Preparing tomorrow’s integrated health professionals.
Education
Innovation
Embracing next-gen learning and practice.
Innovation
Community
Creating connection, inclusion, and belonging.
Community
Impact
Supporting individuals, organizations, and communities.
Impact
Take the Next Step Toward Your Degree
Connect with an admissions representative to get your questions answered, learn more about this program, and explore your next steps.





