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Bachelor of Arts/Master of Health Science or Admissions Information: The Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, in conjunction with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, offers a major in Public Health Studies for undergraduates interested in careers in public health. The major is tailored to prepare individuals for careers that have a basic science foundation, including medicine. It also prepares students for careers oriented to health policy, management systems (domestic and international), social and behavioral sciences, and quantitative sciences fundamental to public health. The Department of Environmental Health Sciences offers early graduate school admission to JHU graduates majoring in Public Health Studies. This Program leads to a MHS degree in Environmental Health (academic program) or MSPH in Occupational and Environmental Hygiene (professional program). The graduate credits earned at the Bloomberg School of Public Health while in this program apply toward the bachelor's degree. Half of the credits (up to 16) may also be used to fulfill Master's degree requirements. Students in this Program will receive co-advising from both schools as part of this unique experience. Admitted students must complete the BA degree before formally enrolling in the Master's program. For additional information about this program click here. Apply Applications for the BA/MHS degree should be submitted by July 1 between the junior and senior year. Applicants may apply to the Program during their senior year, but credit requirements for the Master's will be the same as for other students entering the Master's program. To apply, go to: www.jhsph.edu/admissions/. Related Links JHU Undergraduate Program in Public Health Studies |
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