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One of U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate Programs of 2024
No App Fee and No GRE to Apply!
Apply by June 1 for Fall ’25
Choose Your Perfect Master’s
2 distinct options based on your desired career path in environmental health.
Engineering & Public Health
A collaborative program from Hopkins Engineering and the nation’s #1 Public Health School.
Choose the Environmental Master’s That’s Right For You
Earning your master’s from the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering at Johns Hopkins is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn proven strategies to tackle ecological concerns through the lens of an engineer and the reach of a public health scientist. With a cross-divisional degree, you will engage in courses that span public health, business, and policy. And you can earn your master’s two ways–it’s your choice.
MS for the
Scientist
Open to students with undergraduate degrees in engineering, mathematics, and the sciences. Students from other disciplines—including social sciences—welcome, if you have taken chemistry and a year of calculus.
MSE for the
Engineer
Open to students with ABET-accredited undergraduate engineering degrees or the demonstrated equivalent.
A Multidisciplinary Approach to
Environmental Health and Engineering
Masterfully designed to give you a holistic perspective on solving environmental concerns, you will have access to an expansive network of distinguished faculty and life-changing research opportunities that span two top-ranked schools, Johns Hopkins Engineering and the Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Whether your goal is to enter a doctoral program or work in academia or industry, the courses you take will give you the necessary depth and breadth to confidently choose your steps.
Solve the World’s Problems.
Emerging challenges call for novel approaches. That’s what drives the intense and expansive research efforts of the Johns Hopkins Department of Environmental Health and Engineering.
Our work ranges from public health breakthroughs in new filtration methods removing harmful chemicals from drinking water to implementing strategies to combat air pollution on a global scale. You can work on research in more than 20 topic areas in state-of-the-art labs on the engineering and public health campuses.
I was able to take water resources courses geared toward preparing me to work on real-world projects. In addition, my adviser, Carsten Prasse, and the rest of the faculty were a huge positive influence for me. They were always available to talk about classes or long-term goals, which helped steer me in the right direction.
Marcos Pascual, MSE ’21
Civil Engineer, AECOM ·
A Peek at Your Future
From global warming to waste disposal and ocean acidification, environmental engineers must address some of the most pressing ecological concerns and create sustainable solutions to preserve our planet.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of environmental engineers is projected to grow 7% from 2023 to 2033; while having an earning potential of six figures.
Dare to dream big! Possible careers include:
– Air Quality Engineer
– Water Resources Engineer
– Radiation Safety Technician
– Resource Conservation Engineer
– Environmental Compliance Officer
– Environmental Engineer
– Environmental Health and Safety Manager
See Where a Johns Hopkins
Graduate Degree Can Take You
From the first supersonic ramjet engine to speech recognition software to cancer genome decoding, Johns Hopkins Engineering innovations contribute to the common good—and so will you!
Join us in our unwavering spirit of discovery with a master’s in geography and environmental engineering.
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