Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH)

The Master’s Tuition Scholarship is available to students in good academic standing in a two-year, full-time master’s program. The MTS is a 75% reduction in tuition for year two of an eight-term program. Students have the option of distributing the scholarship entirely in their second year of study or receive a 25% reduction in tuition their first year and 50% in their second year.

Additionally, Johns Hopkins University, thanks to support from Bloomberg Philanthropies, offers need-based scholarships for students enrolled in an MSPH program. These need-based scholarships, which cover up to 50% of tuition costs in the first year of study, will enable the best and brightest students with an interest in public health to obtain the highest-quality professional public health education available. Students who are first-generation graduate students, and have exceptional undergraduate academic records, will be prioritized for this need-based scholarship.

To receive priority consideration for an MSPH need-based scholarship, applicants should submit their SOPHAS application and supporting documents no later than February 15, along with the CSS profile to the Financial Aid Office using code 5315. Applicants should indicate their interest in the scholarship by answering “yes” to the school specific question in their SOPHAS application for the MSPH program of their choice.

In addition to the scholarships noted above, the PFRH Department provides tuition support to top students with interests in maternal and child health; family planning; international women's, sexual, and reproductive health; and other topics relevant to the department. Applicants are considered for these PFRH scholarships based on their previous academic performance, professional and volunteer experience, and personal statement. Paid Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant positions are also available for students.