The Johns Hopkins Undergraduate Program in Public Health Studies offers degrees in collaboration with the Bloomberg School of Public Health. A key component of the program is the applied experience, which gives students the opportunity to work in the field with public health professionals.
Classes are taught by faculty from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, the top-ranking school of public health in America. As seniors, all PHS majors take graduate courses at the Bloomberg School.
There is a wide variety of experiences available to public health students from the applied experience requirement, study abroad, to independent academic work and more.
Our students are involved in everything from research to advocacy to community service, in Baltimore and beyond.
Senior Neha Skandan has been awarded the Astronaut Scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation (ASF), a nonprofit organization established by the Mercury 7 astronauts. The ASF’s mission is to support […]
Dr. Maria Bulzacchelli is seeking TAs for her undergraduate course in the Fall of 2024, AS280.101, Intro to Public Health. The course is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00 […]
Check out the recent Whiting School of Engineering article on Amanda Ferber, a fourth-year undergraduate double majoring in computer science and public health, and who is using her Provost’s Undergraduate […]