At the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, students learn from world-renowned experts, engage in innovative research, realize their entrepreneurial spirit, and expand their knowledge beyond the classroom.
Students to Faculty
Most classes have fewer than 20 students, and build a close personal connection with faculty.
Nobel Prize Winners
Most recently, Adam Riess, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Astronomy, won the Nobel Prize for showing the expansion of the universe is accelerating.
Students in Research
Students contribute to pivotal work in more than 50 labs and research institutes.
In Research Funding
JHU has been the top-funded university in federal research and development since 1979.
The Bloomberg Distinguished Professorships summer fellowship program gives Johns Hopkins undergraduates the opportunity to work and conduct research under the mentorship of some of the world’s preeminent scholars.
The new Expository Writing Program director leads an effort to provide writing classes to each first-year student and to integrate writing into all Arts and Sciences majors
The renowned biochemical enzymologist and Blue Jays lacrosse fan was admired as a scholar and a mentor
Exoplanets 101: Hopkins scientists explain how planets outside of our solar system are created and discovered—and whether life might exist on them.
The Second Commission on Undergraduate Education aims to reshape the Hopkins undergraduate experience.
Historian Nathan D. Connolly investigates the brick wall of race, class, and real estate.
Spring 2021 welcome from Christopher S. Celenza, the James B. Knapp Dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences
The School of Arts & Sciences offers a stellar education that positions its students as the best of the best and trains them to be future leaders. Help us ensure that a Hopkins education is attainable to every deserving student, regardless of financial ability
