My Degree Finder

Students pursuing a PhD in Environmental Health at Johns Hopkins can focus their research in areas including exposure science and environmental epidemiology, sustainability, health security, and toxicology.

Students pursuing a PhD in environmental engineering at Johns Hopkins have the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with faculty from a variety of disciplines, including chemistry, air pollution and greenhouse gases, energy systems, public health, water quality, and economics.

The part-time DrPH program prepares early- to mid-career public health professionals for leadership roles in public health policy and practice positions as well as in health services delivery settings.

Building on foundations in epidemiology and biostatistics, the online MAS in Spatial Analysis for Public Health prepares students to effectively design and conduct public health-related spatial analysis.

The MHS in Environmental Health focuses on the association between environment and health. Prepare for a career in medicine, research, advocacy, policy, or practice.

The MPH program focuses on current global health problems and uses multidisciplinary, evidence-based approaches to prepare students to become leaders in the public health field.

The MS program in Occupational and Environmental Hygiene provides students with the knowledge and skills to identify and address environmental and occupational health hazards

The MS in Toxicology for Human Risk Assessment equips graduates with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the evolving field of human health and environmental risk assessment

The ScM in Environmental Health focuses on the association between the environment and health. Prepare for a career in medicine, research, advocacy, policy, or practice.

MSE students study air, water, soil, climate, and data analytics to solve real-world problems at the intersection of environmental engineering and public health.