Three short video clips: White lanterns hang in the Gilman Hall atrium, as viewed from above; A student uses a large pipette in the lab; Reflections of students working on laptops are seen in the glass doors of the "cabinet of wonders" installation;
Johns Hopkins was founded on the principle that by pursuing big ideas and sharing what we learn, we make the world a better place. For more than 140 years, we haven’t strayed from that vision.
More than 24,000 undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled in our nine schools.
For 38 years in a row, we’ve put more money into research than any other U.S. academic institution.
27 Hopkins researchers past and present have earned Nobel Prizes.
The university reaches into nearly every corner of the globe, conducting research, training, and related activities in more than 150 countries.
Johns Hopkins is made up of nine academic divisions plus the Applied Physics Laboratory. Our faculty and students study, teach, and learn in and across more than 260 programs regularly recognized as being among the nation's best.
Research isn’t just something we do—it’s who we are. Every day, Johns Hopkins faculty and students work side by side in a tireless pursuit of discovery, with the ultimate aim of advancing humanity.
We are based in Baltimore but at home throughout the world. With campuses on three continents, researchers in every time zone, and students from more than 120 countries, Johns Hopkins truly has a global perspective.
research, educational, or related activities in more than 150 countries
spent last year on overseas research, educational, or related activities
of students come from countries outside the U.S.
alumni living in 178 countries outside the U.S.
