Here, you won’t just take in knowledge. You’ll create it.
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20+ Degree Programs
We prepare visionary leaders, combining comprehensive excellence and collaboration across engineering disciplines.
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9 Academic Departments
Blurring the lines between education and research, our academic programs combine theory with practical experience to address real-world problems.
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22+ Centers, Institutes & Labs
Get hands-on experience through our interdisciplinary centers and institutes backed by the extensive resources and global connections of Johns Hopkins University.
Advance Your Career
Your success starts here. Johns Hopkins Engineering offers a variety of non-degree opportunities for ongoing executive, professional, and continuing education.
Experience Hopkins Engineering
Hopkins Engineers are addressing today’s universal societal challenges to ensure a better tomorrow.
Baltimore is Home - With its rich heritage, you’ll be immersed in history and culture. And because we’re close to so many global companies, valuable internships, career, and research opportunities abound.
At the Front Lines of COVID-19 Research - Hopkins engineers are leaders in COVID-19 research. From tracking the global spread of the disease and understanding how virus-carrying droplets are formed and carried to developing new materials for PPE and integrating robotics into patient care. Learn how we are making a difference.
Data-Driven Solutions - We are developing smarter, more accurate decision making.
Building a More Resilient Society - Our innovations are helping to ensure adaptive, sustainable and safe communities.
Intentional Collaboration - As a Hopkins engineer, you can collaborate with partners and will have access to resources across the university, including the School of Medicine, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, and the Applied Physics Laboratory.
“I’m very keen on educational experiences that deliberately cross boundaries—and not just the obvious ones of going across two or more academic disciplines. I also want to give students experiences that cross over into their lives. ”
Nathan Scott, Associate Teaching Professor and Senior Design Instructor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Johns Hopkins scientist develops method to find toxic chemicals in drinking water
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Quadriplegic patient uses brain signals to feed himself with two advanced prosthetic arms
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