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Meet our students
& alumni

Chuka Anude
Nigeria, MPH Alumnus 2007

I have always wanted to be a hand and a voice; a hand to help hurting people and a voice for the voiceless. This led me to medicine and now to public health... Read More

Priya Mehra
USA, MPH Alumnus 2010

For me the Bloomberg School is a place for greater self-discovery. My background in public health... Read More

Tom Edling
USA, Part-Time MPH

I have a BS in Industrial Engineering from Texas A&M University, DVM from Colorado State University, and a... Read More

Jennifer Cohn
USA, Part-Time MPH

I am currently an instructor in medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania... Read More

Somnazu Nwanze
Nigeria, Full-Time MPH

I am a medical doctor, who graduated from the University of Benin, Nigeria. My latest assignment was with the Nigerian Youth Corps... Read More

Olga Joos
USA, MPH Alumnus 2009

Born in Florida, but raised in both Europe and the U.S., I have a strong love for traveling which now compliments my interest in public health... Read More

Gregory Tung
USA, MPH Alumnus 2007

The online MPH is a versatile degree that has been key in my professional development. I entered the program while working full-time as a hospital administrator... Read More

Jung-Im Shin South Korea, MPH Alumnus 2010

Who would have thought that I would end up at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health? Certainly not me... Read More

Luca Passerini
Italy, MPH Alumnus 2010

I am an Italian Medical Doctor with a passion for global health and social entrepreneurship, focusing on poverty-related diseases, child health and humanitarian action... Read More

Marie Curry USA, Part-Time MPH

I began the part-time MPH program with the goal of using my research and analytical skills to further policies that improve health... Read More

Daniel Ehlman
USA, Alumnus 2005

I earned my MPH concentrating my coursework in Epidemiology and Biostatistics with a capstone project analyzing malaria data from Tanzania... Read More

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I want to be on the front lines in the battle against global infectious diseases.
-Kevin Conley

The Bloomberg School offers students a variety of ways to experience our MPH coursework before applying to a degree program.

If you need additional information, you can contact the MPH program office.

OPENCOURSEWARE

The OPENCOURSEWARE (OCW) project provides access to the Bloomberg School's most popular courses. We know that only a small portion of interested health professionals from around the globe have the opportunity to come to Baltimore. OCW provides an opportunity for you to gain unique insights into public health as a profession at no cost to you.

Coursera

The Bloomberg School has partnered with Coursera to offer high-quality non-credit online mini courses.  This new global online learning opportunity is available to a wide student audience without charging tuition.  The courses include online lectures, readings, discussion groups, assignments, and exams.

Introduction to Online Learning

Introduction to Online Learning is a free, non-credit mini-course. It is a prerequisite for all online courses offered by the Bloomberg School and takes between one and six hours to complete, depending on your skills working online. You must complete this course before enrolling in any online course. Register here.

Non-degree Students

Prospective students have an opportunity to take up to 16 units of coursework that can later be applied toward the MPH degree program.

To find courses, first search the course catalog. Then, to register as a non-degree-seeking student, review the Bloomberg School course registration instructions for non-degree-seeking students.

Students interested in applying to the degree program are strongly encouraged to contact the MPH program office and begin the application process before reaching the 16-unit limit.

Certificates

Non-degree-seeking students can also consider completing a certificate program at the Bloomberg School. If you are later admitted into the MPH program, the credits earned toward a certificate may also be applied to your MPH degree.

Visit Us

We encourage you to visit us, communicate with faculty and students, and explore our academic community as well as the community of Baltimore.

Campus tours are scheduled regularly. We recommend that you contact the MPH program office before visiting so that you can maximize your time here.