You'll join education colleagues in a close-knit, supportive graduate school environment adjacent to the sprawling 140-acre Homewood campus, where more than 29,000 full- and part-time students study at America's first research university. Close by: Johns Hopkins' East Baltimore campus, which houses our medical, nursing, and public health schools.

Baltimore is more than just our hometown—it's an extension of our campus, offering unique learning opportunities. Partnerships with school districts, nonprofits, corporations, community agencies, and other Johns Hopkins divisions are an important part of our working and learning opportunities.

Situated in Washington, D.C., blocks from the U.S. Capitol, Johns Hopkins' premier research, education, and public engagement facility at 555 Pennsylvania Ave. provides an anchor for advancing knowledge and the principles of freedom of expression worldwide. You'll join this exciting extension of our Baltimore community.

Johns Hopkins has a presence in nearly every corner of the globe. Nearly 6,000 international undergraduate and graduate students study at Johns Hopkins, hailing from 111 countries. Students and faculty conduct research on six continents; and more than 20 percent of the university's students come from countries outside the United States.