Master of Health Science - Online

The MHS Online program is designed for professionals to further their career and enhance skills in program evaluation, research methods, and life course perspectives with a focus on maternal and child health. Apply by Oct. 15, 2020 for Jan. 2021 start. Learn More

Center on the Early Life Origins of Disease

The Center focuses on dissecting the complex interplay of environment, genetic and epigenetic factors in order to understand the etiology and natural history; and to identify early life precursors of common pediatric and adult diseases. Learn More

Alumnus Profile

Michael Yonas, DrPh ‘03
“My interdisciplinary training in the doctoral program provided me with the initial capacity to question, research, translate and engage communities in issues of critical importance to the public’s health.” Learn More

Women's Health Research Group

Women's Health Research Group is an interdisciplinary collaborative research group, among the Schools of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing at The Johns Hopkins University. Learn More

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The Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health is grounded in a life course framework with domestic and international areas of interest including: adolescent health; child health; maternal, fetal and perinatal health; population and health; and women's, sexual and reproductive health. Skills emphasized in departmental training include: population sciences, behavioral science, program evaluation, evidence based advocacy and the translation of research for programs and policy.