Whats the point of going to college without academics? Below is an overview of academic life at Johns Hopkins University — the faculty and staff who teach, the majors and fields of study on offer, and the online and distance options available.
Jump to any section below, or follow a link to dig deeper into a specific part of academic life at Johns Hopkins University:
With 6 students for every instructional faculty member, Johns Hopkins University ranks among the best colleges for instructional attention when compared with the national average of 15 to 1. With 96% of instructors full time, Johns Hopkins University is above the national average of 47%.
For the full breakdown — tenure status, part-time and adjunct share, and how the faculty compares with the national average — see the faculty composition report.
Johns Hopkins University offers 103 majors with reported completions across 24 broad fields of study.
The degree levels available at Johns Hopkins University are shown below:
| Degree Level | Offered |
|---|---|
| Associate | — |
| Bachelor’s | ✓ |
| Master’s | ✓ |
| Doctorate | ✓ |
Ranked by number of graduates, these are the most popular majors at Johns Hopkins University.
| Most Popular Majors | Graduates |
|---|---|
| Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods | 1,293 |
| International Relations and National Security Studies | 885 |
| Public Health | 723 |
| Economics | 645 |
| Biology, General | 642 |
For the complete list of majors, concentrations and graduation numbers, see the academic majors page.
Before you decide, here are a few more questions to consider about academics at Johns Hopkins University:
Each page below covers one part of academic life at Johns Hopkins University in more detail: