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First Term Course at JHSPH: Issues in Urban Policy

Are you interested in the future of cities? Then sign up for the fall 1st term Bloomberg course “Issues in Urban Policy,” with Professor Sandra Newman. The course will survey […]


Public Health Studies Newsletter is Out!

The Public Health Studies Program sent the Spring semester recap newsletter on June 8! Missed it? Please view our Spring 2023 edition and let us know if there’s anything you think we […]


GTF Courses Highlighted in Hopkins Insider

In case you missed it in April, an opinion piece and interview with GTF instructor Laura Kroart appeared in the Hopkins Insider, written by our PHS graduate, Shanelle Quinn. Read […]


Dr. Peter Winch – PHS Golden Apple Recipient 2023

Dr. Peter Winch – PHS Golden Apple Recipient 2023
Each year, the Public Health Studies Program recognizes a faculty member, nominated by students, for outstanding teaching in public health. This year, PHS is proud to recognize Peter Winch, MD, […]


2022-2023 PHS Honors Research Projects

Each independent research project below was conducted under the mentorship of a JHU faculty member while students participated in a two-semester course with Dr. Peter Winch during their final year.


Reining in Gun Violence

Reining in Gun Violence
Public Health Studies major Kobi Khong works with the Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions on red flag laws, police shootings, and road rage incidents.


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Find Research Opportunities with ForagerOne

The ForagerOne platform allows you to connect with students, faculty, and staff within JHU to support your research projects, join others’ projects, and initiate new collaborations. You can get started […]


Public Health Studies Newsletter is Out!

The Public Health Studies Program sent the Fall semester newsletter in December! Missed it? Please view our Fall 2022 edition  and let us know if there’s anything you think we should […]