At the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, students learn from world-renowned experts, engage in innovative research, realize their entrepreneurial spirit, and expand their knowledge beyond the classroom.
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Students to Faculty
Most classes have fewer than 20 students, and build a close personal connection with faculty.
Students in Research
Students contribute to pivotal work in more than 50 labs and research institutes.
Students Who Intern
On average, a Krieger student has almost three internships while at JHU.
In Research Funding
JHU has been the top-funded university in federal research and development since 1979.
The Krieger School of Arts & Sciences sets the standard for excellence in research-based undergraduate education.
Every first-year student at Johns Hopkins enrolls in a First-Year Seminar (FYS) of their choice. These small, intimate, conversation-focused classes cross academic disciplines, and help students build connections that will serve them for the next four years. Each seminar is unique to the faculty teaching it, but all are discussion-based with embedded experiential learning.
New study suggests more than 200 types of misfolded proteins could be associated with age-related cognitive decline
Giannone, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Economics and Statistics, searches for ways to improve how economic activity and risks are monitored in low-income countries
Join Tanya for a day in her life working in the Johnston Lab this summer.
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Jul 15
What are you up to this summer? ☀️😎
Photos: Will Kirk, Johns Hopkins University
Jul 10
What does research look like outside the classroom? For students in Rastafari in Baltimore and the Caribbean, it meant a week in Jamaica, where they engaged in immersive research, cultural exchange, and community-rooted interactions with Rastafari elders and institutions.
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Jul 7
Campus is feeling very chill 🌺
Photos: Will Kirk, Johns Hopkins University
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Jul 3
A class on the absence of color goes viral. Our faculty explain why the subject is so compelling.
What lessons do Krieger School alumni take from their research into their professional work?
His discoveries are resetting what we know about where and when the alphabet was invented.
Students take the stage on campus at Johns Hopkins.
The Krieger School welcomes Yuan He and David DeMille.
Dean Christopher S. Celenza highlights how all types of research at the Krieger School help save lives and change the world.
New research clusters will drive interdisciplinary studies at the Data Science and AI Institute.
A collaborative evening of original compositions inspired by James Webb Space Telescope images.
Jocelyne DiRuggiero and her students found a new area of study via isolated cyanobacteria.
Dawn Teele’s research looks at how women voted early on.
Research Professor Harris Feinsod in the Department of English focuses on “blue humanities.”
His new novel, “Dream State,” was chosen for Oprah’s Book Club.
Why we yawn and whether yawning in public is actually rude.
Professor Emily Riehl is a long distance runner as well as a mathematician.
Doctoral student Ezra Sukay uses the James Webb Space Telescope to make cosmic connections.
Recent graduate Marie Wei works in both molecular and cellular biology and classics.
Jessica Croteau shows how embracing deterioration could build a sustainable world.
Highlighting PhD graduate Jason Mientkiewicz’s fellowship at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
His work at Loyola and Georgetown archives found diverse feelings about changes in the 1960s.
Students visited Honduras this year as part of an Experiential Research Lab.
The Ralph S. O’Connor Center for Recreation and Well-Being is a central student resource.
Supporting the San Francisco Gardens of Golden Gate Park.
Film “We Are Guardians” focuses on indigenous communities’ fight to save the Amazon.
Alum and state delegate is an advocate for clean energy.
Alum and Deputy Director for Astronomy and Physics at NASA.
Callen is a trauma therapist who also works and volunteers in fire and emergency services.
The School of Arts & Sciences offers a stellar education that positions its students as the best of the best and trains them to be future leaders. Help us ensure that a Hopkins education is attainable to every deserving student, regardless of financial ability
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