Johns Hopkins University

At Johns Hopkins—America’s first research institution—learning is multidimensional. Whether in the arts and sciences or engineering, the Hopkins experience is all about exploration and discovery, for all students in every major. From traditional labs and libraries to museums or field work, research isn’t about a single project. It’s about encouraging our students to think of new ways to delve into the subjects that matter to them. More than 75% of undergrads do research of some kind throughout their careers here, and many receive support through awards and programs dedicated to funding undergraduate research. With the Center for Leadership Education, students have access to mentors, internships, and even seed funding for startup businesses on campus. Students also take advantage of study abroad programs and advanced graduate study that reflect the same spirit of academic freedom. With access to opportunities typically reserved for graduate students and working professionals, Hopkins students do amazing things. 

Small classes, big resources
Students here get to know their professors and classmates the way they would at a small liberal arts college but have all of the opportunities of a major research institution with a global reach. 

With no core curriculum, students are able (and encouraged) to build the academic path that is right for them, with guidance from world-renowned faculty and supportive staff. And they do it with the resources of Baltimore and Washington, DC, at their fingertips, from the comfort of a dynamic and close-knit campus community. The vast Johns Hopkins network includes schools, centers, and affiliates throughout Baltimore as well as in the Washington, DC, area; across the country; and throughout the world.

The Homewood campus, Baltimore, and beyond
Hopkins students are active and engaged, which makes our 140-acre park-like campus in the heart of Baltimore an energized place to live and learn.

Our campus is linked by a free shuttle bus to Hopkins schools and affiliates throughout the city. With more than 300 student-run organizations, clubs, and activities, Hopkins students are active in campus life. More than just geography, the city of Baltimore is an extension of campus, where many students find internship, career, and volunteer opportunities.  

Explore for yourself 
Learn more about Hopkins at apply.jhu.edu. Get the current student perspective at hopkins-interactive.com.