The Master of Public Health (MPH) at Johns Hopkins University is one of the most prestigious and globally recognized public health degrees. Designed for health professionals and aspiring leaders, the program offers a full-time 11-month option as well as flexible part-time and online formats. Students gain strong foundations in public health practice, biostatistics, epidemiology, and health policy, while also choosing from 8 dual-degree options. A hallmark of the program is its capstone project and practicum, which connect classroom learning to real-world public health challenges.
Master of Public Health (MPH) – Johns Hopkins University
Program Details
Start Date
Full-time: July 2026 Online/Part-Time: June 2026
Duration
Full-time option – approximately 11 months; part-time/online options available (up to 36 months)
Tuition
First-year tuition approximately USD 82,440
Format
On-campus (Baltimore), Online, and Hybrid/Part-time formats
Program Statistics
Acceptance Rate
7.5%
Employment Rate
58%
Curriculum
Approximately 80 credits total
45–50 credits must come from core MPH courses, with remaining electives customizable
Includes a required capstone project and practicum/internship in a community-based settin
Admission Requirements
Admissions require applying via SOPHAS, and often GRE/GMAT for certain dual programs (e.g., MBA/MPH)
Application Process
Application process information not available.
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