Biotech Students Experience Lab Learning Like Never Before

Johns Hopkins University biotechnology graduate students are reaping the benefits of a visionary project that recently introduced a series of 360° virtual videos and high-resolution standard videos to enhance laboratory learning. Read more

Research Expedition Brings Antarctica’s Extremes to Students

Emanuele Kuhn, who is currently co-teaching a course on atmospheric and ocean processes with MS in Environmental Sciences and Policy Program Director Cassie Hansen, is bringing her students along with her on her 16th trip to Antarctica. Read more

Science Writing Merges Critical Thinking and Experiential Learning

MA in Science Writing Program Director Melissa Hendricks discusses the program’s commitment to fostering diverse learning opportunities through a required residency course and focusing on nurturing rigorous, responsible reporters. Read more

Innovative Energy Policy and Climate Change Adaptations are Key to Changing Landscape

Under the leadership of Daniel Zachary, program director since 2016, the EPC program has expanded its curriculum to address modern challenges while staying true to its roots in science-based learning. Read more

Empowering Environmental Leaders in a Changing World

Program Director Cassandra Hansen shares how the Environmental Sciences and Policy Program helps students forge a path in the field, addressing issues like climate change, habitat loss, and water scarcity. Read more

Preparing Leaders and Decision-Makers in Government and Industry

The Center for Data Analytics, Policy, and Government Director Jennifer Bachner offers insight into the center’s mission, its academic and extracurricular offerings, and trends affecting the way it prepares students for success. Read more

Guiding AAP Into a New Home—And a Vibrant Future

From a new home to expanded offerings, exciting developments are ahead. Associate Dean Veronica Donahue details AAP’s goals, challenges, and plans. Read more

Preparing the Next Generation of Biotech Leaders

Computational biophysicist Christopher Skipwith helms a dynamic biotechnology graduate program that equips students to excel in an ever-evolving industry. Read more

Equipping the Intelligence Analysts of Tomorrow

Preparing intelligence analysts to excel in a rapidly changing world is no small task. Program Director Michael Ard shares thoughts on how a graduate program gets the job done. Read more

Building on Strength in JHU’s Applied Economics Program

Hear from seasoned economist and educator Prakash Loungani on how JHU’s long-standing Applied Economics programs builds on its strengths while adapting to a changing landscape. Read more

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