Dual MBA/MPH Program

Program Highlights & Accreditation

The Johns Hopkins MBA/Master of Public Health (MPH) is a dual-degree program where both the full-time MBA and the Master of Public Health components are STEM-designated. This designation can be beneficial for international students seeking extended post-graduation work opportunities in the U.S.

Key features include the opportunity to build an extensive network with professionals across various industries and sectors, differentiate oneself with a unique combination of business and public health expertise, and earn two degrees in less time and with fewer credits than if pursued separately. Specific accreditation details for the MPH component (e.g., CEPH) are not explicitly mentioned in the provided context.

Delivery Modes

The MBA/MPH program is offered as a full-time program. Courses are held in Baltimore, MD, indicating an on-campus delivery format.

Curriculum Overview

The Master of Public Health (MPH) component of this dual degree requires 64 credits. The curriculum is designed to integrate the philosophies, functions, and competencies of public health and business, enabling students to master principles of population-based health alongside business skills like finance management, strategic planning, leadership, and negotiation.

Required MPH courses at the Bloomberg School of Public Health include:

• Environmental Health

• Principles of Epidemiology

• Public Health Policy

• Population Dynamics

• Intro to Bioethics

• The Tools of Public Health Practice

• Statistical Methods I, II, III, & IV

• Social & Behavioral Core

• Public Health Biology Core

• Managed Care & Health Insurance

• Comparative Health Insurance

Students also complete 14 MPH electives, allowing for specialization. A key component of the program is an internship completed during the summer between the first and second year, providing real-world application of skills. The program culminates in an MPH Capstone project.

Admissions Requirements

While detailed prerequisites are not fully outlined, the Fall 2024 class profile for the dual degree provides some insights:

• Average GRE: 319

• Gender Distribution: 83% female / 17% male

• Countries Represented: 10

• Average Age: 28

For comprehensive admissions details and application components, prospective students should refer to the official admissions pages linked in the Key Links section.

Cost & Financial Aid

Detailed information on tuition and fees for the MBA/MPH program can be found on the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School's Tuition and Fees page . Financial aid for the dual-degree program is administered by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Prospective students can find more information on their Financial Aid Information page .

Career & Practical Experience

Graduates of the MBA/MPH program are prepared for leadership roles in a variety of organizations. The program emphasizes practical experience through a required summer internship, allowing students to apply their business and public health education in a real-world setting.

Alumni have secured positions at companies including:

• Booz Allen Hamilton

• CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

• Johnson & Johnson

• Kaiser Permanente

• McKinsey & Co.

• Memorial Sloan – Kettering Cancer Center

Common job titles for alumni include Associate Partner, Business Development Consultant, COO, Deputy Branch Chief, Division Chief, Product Development Manager, Senior Business Designer, Senior Business Analyst, Senior Manager, and Senior Consultant.