Academic center · Science policy · Baltimore, Maryland · Est. 1916
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is Johns Hopkins University’s public-health graduate school and a major academic center for research, education, and public-health practice. Its mission emphasizes improving health for all people through the discovery, dissemination, and translation of knowledge and through education for a diverse global community of public-health researchers and professionals.
The school operates across a broad set of academic departments and doctoral/master’s programs (including MPH and DrPH), with research and training spanning multiple domains such as epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health policy, global health, mental health, and molecular microbiology/immunology (as reflected in the Johns Hopkins Academic Catalogue).
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The school published its 2025 annual report titled “PREVENT EARLY, PREVENT MORE.”
Renee M. Johnson Named Chair of DrPH ProgramAnnouncement of Renee M. Johnson being named chair of the DrPH program.
Class of 2026: Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Honors 1,163 New GraduatesConvocation results for the Bloomberg School’s Class of 2026, including totals of degrees conferred and student demographics.
Johns Hopkins graduate programs ranked among nation's bestU.S. News & World Report ranking coverage highlighting the Bloomberg School’s overall rank and subcategory ties/positions.
Health policy expert Keshia Pollack Porter named next dean of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public HealthSelection of Keshia Pollack Porter as the 12th dean, with her assumption date stated in the announcement.
Ellen J. MacKenzie to step down as dean of Bloomberg School of Public Health this summerAnnouncement that Ellen J. MacKenzie would conclude her term as dean, effective June 30, 2025.