LLM/MPH at Johns Hopkins University

Programme overview

A dual degree offered with the Georgetown University Law Center's O'Neill Institute, training students in public health practice and the role of law in solving global health challenges. Graduates earn the LLM in Global Health Law from Georgetown and the MPH from the Bloomberg School.

Faculty: Bloomberg School of Public Health (with Georgetown University Law Center) | Duration: 2 years (Year 1 MPH 11-month full-time in Baltimore; Year 2 LLM in Washington, DC) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Baltimore, MD, United States

What you will study

MPH coursework in Year 1 and LLM coursework in Year 2; the MPH Practicum is fulfilled through the O'Neill Institute Practicum, and no additional MPH core courses are required.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Candidates who are not admitted to the dual degree program may still be eligible for admission to either the MPH Program or the LLM in Global Health Law Program if they satisfy the individual program's admissions requirements.

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