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| Who Should ApplySuccessful applicants to the MPH Program have:- A strong academic record and relevant academic preparation with particular emphasis on quantitative skills. It is important to submit application materials that clearly demonstrate strong quantitative skills, eg. quantitative coursework on your academic transcripts or quantitative scores on standardized tests.
- Clear career goals that are consistent with your anticipated training. It is important to clearly communicate how an MPH degree fits in with your overall career goals.
- At least two years of full-time, post-baccalaureate, health-related work experience or a doctoral degree in a field underlying public health. This requirement is waived for applicants who are medical students or applicants to the JD/MPH, MSW/MPH, and the MSN/MPH programs.
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We receive 20% of all federal research funds awarded to the 37+ U.S. schools of public health
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You have access to course materials for free
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Our faculty have ongoing research in more than 90 countries
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You can take courses as a non degree seeking student
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52% of our part-time students are physicians
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Johns Hopkins offers the opportunity for senior health professionals to complete the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree by matriculating into the part-time Internet-based format in the Fall Institute in Barcelona, Spain.
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