Master Degree in Public Health (MPH) from Johns Hopkins University

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (BSPH) offers the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree program in Jaipur, India, in cooperation with IIHMR University. This cooperative MPH program offers an exclusive and distinguished pathway for participants to earn a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Johns Hopkins University—a global powerhouse in public health education, research, and innovation. Securing an MPH from JHU not only elevates your academic and professional stature but also aligns you with one of the most influential brands in global health leadership.

This opportunity opens doors to unparalleled global exposure, mentorship from world renowned experts, and a powerful network that strengthens your professional identity and accelerates your impact in the health sector.

Session Starts October 2026
Course Duration 02 Years
Course Fee USD 22000

MPH Program Overview

Since 2013, the Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health (BSPH), Baltimore, Maryland, USA in cooperation with the IIHMR University, Jaipur has been offering MPH degree program in Jaipur, India for students from Southeast Asian Region

Program Objective
Learning Pedagogy

Program Objective

The program's objectives are to provide students with a population-based perspective on health and to equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform effectively as managers and leaders in health systems.

The program focuses on developing competencies in the following areas: Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Environmental Health Sciences, Public Health Biology, Health Management and Functional Management, Social and Behavioural Sciences, Public Policy and Ethics.

Program Outcome

Learning Pedagogy

The unique pedagogy offers a mix of onsite teaching at IIHMR University campus, online courses by BSPH faculty, travel to Bloomberg School of Public Health at Baltimore for in-person courses and interaction.

In the current academic session, students will travel to Baltimore, Maryland, USA to attend the Summer Institute at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in June 2027.

During the program, students interact with public health faculty members renowned for teaching, practice and ongoing research around the world. In this diverse and collaborative learning environment, students learn as much from each other as they do from their coursework

Graduates become part of the largest MPH alumni network across the globe.

Key highlights of the MPH Program

Summer Institute at BSPH, Baltimore, USA:

Students are eligible to visit the United States as a cohort to take course(s) at BSPH in Baltimore that have been identified and approved by both universities. IIHMRU will provide housing, travel, and personal insurance for attending the Summer Institute at BSPH in Baltimore, USA.
Practical Training:

Emphasis is placed on practical training, where students are required to undertake mentored hands-on experience, working with public health professionals.
Online Courses:
Students will participate in approved BSPH courses online.

Program Duration

The Master of Public Health (MPH) Program is a two-year full-time degree program. The MPH program 2026-2028 will commence from October 2026.

Faculty

Johns Hopkins BSPH faculty and IIHMR faculty with faculty appointments at Johns Hopkins BSPH will teach all courses. Students will attend courses taught by IIHMR faculty in person in Jaipur at the IIHMR campus.

Students will attend online courses taught by Johns Hopkins BSPH faculty, in addition to attending one course in person in Baltimore, MD during the Summer Institute at Johns Hopkins BSPH.

Students will take online courses with other Johns Hopkins BSPH students from different parts of the world who are enrolled in diverse academic programs. All courses will be taught to the same high standards for which Johns Hopkins BSPH is known worldwide. Johns Hopkins BSPH faculty will work with IIHMR faculty to tailor the content of core courses to the reality of India with relevant Indian case studies and examples.

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