Graduate Programs in Community Health

offered by the #1 School of Public Health

Get to know the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health departments of Health, Behavior and Society; Health Policy and Management; and Mental Health.

WE’RE ENACTING CHANGE 
We’re improving social conditions and public mental health in both clinical and legal settings.

WE’RE PROTECTING HEALTH AND SAVING LIVES—MILLIONS AT A TIME 
We’re eliminating health disparities to advance public health.

NOW IT’S YOUR TURN
We’re training the next generation of changemakers in public health.

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Join Us—To Transform Your Future and Our World 

Our programs focused on community health will train you to investigate major public health problems with creativity, rigorous methods, and collaboration. You’ll work with our world-class faculty to improve public health policy, address social factors that affect public health, and approach mental health as a public health issue. Our students graduate with marketable skills and real-world experience—ready to make an impact—from the #1 school of public health.

 

We Offer Flexible Degree Options For Current And Future Leaders

We offer master's degrees for both students who are new to the field and professionals with prior research experience. These programs are mostly onsite and full-time, with a few online and part-time options. They run from nine months to two years. Job placement is available as part of some programs.

 

What Degrees are Available?

  • Master of Health Science (MHS)
  • Master of Health Administration (MHA)
  • Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH)
  • Master of Science (ScM)
Community Health

What Can You Do With Our Degrees? Become a:

  • Health care administrator
  • Health care consultant
  • Social science analyst
  • Project manager
  • Health policy analyst
  • Health economist
  • Communication specialist
  • Patient outreach coordinator
  • Evaluation specialist

School Highlights

1ST

First and Largest School of Public Health

27K+

Alumni Living in over 160 Countries

4:1

Student-to-Primary-Faculty Ratio

#1

Ranked by U.S. News & World Report since 1994