Environmental Health, SCM at Johns Hopkins University

Programme overview

The ScM in Environmental Health is a research-oriented master's degree for students who want to pursue research in environmental health. Students typically bring prior hands-on laboratory, field or population-based experience and complete a thesis based on original research under a faculty adviser.

Faculty: Bloomberg School of Public Health | Department: Environmental Health and Engineering | Duration: 64 credits | Study mode: full-time | Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

A core curriculum of under 40 of the 64 credits covers environmental health, toxicology, epidemiology, risk sciences and statistics, with the remaining credits chosen as electives in an area of interest. Students develop a research proposal and complete an original thesis.

Career pathways

Graduates move into doctoral programmes or research positions in the private sector, federal agencies and non-governmental organizations.

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Application information

USD 69,984 a year (2026-27). Bloomberg School annual full-time tuition for 4 terms ($17,496 per term). Applies to full-time study; part-time and online study is charged per credit ($1,458). Excludes fees, health insurance and any scholarships. Source

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