Pathways to Public Health
Pathways to Public Health: Inside the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Prospective public health students are invited to explore the vibrant world of public health. "Pathways to Public Health" is dedicated to showcasing the graduate experience at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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May 29, 2026
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Putting Your Best Self Forward- How to Use Your Network to Advance Your Career 10.05.2024 11:01
Osadebamwen ( D eba) O saghae shares her advice for finding the right mentor and support in graduate school, especially during her time at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health . Deba is a F ull- T ime Master of Public Health (MPH ) student concentrating in Epidemiologic & Biostatistical Methods for Public Health & Clinical Research at the Bloomberg School. Her research interests...
Relationship Building-Finding Mentors and Support 26.04.2024 15:56
Finding the right mentor in your graduate studies is an important part of any student journey. It can be a research project in itself. This can help develop and advance the work you want to pursue in public health including advancing research skill set and learning from their experience in the field. Ateeb Ahmad Parray, a 2 nd year PhD student in the Department of International Health (Health Sy...
What Makes Baltimore a Great City to Study in and Call Home 12.04.2024 14:44
On this episode we welcome our first guest, Taylor Binnix Baylus. Taylor graduated with an MPH from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2021. Currently, she is the Assistant Director of Graduate Education for the Department of Epidemiology. She shares how she embraces living in Baltimore, being an active member in her community and enjoying all that the great city of Baltimore h...
Finding Research Projects and Centers at the Bloomberg School of Public Health 12.04.2024 18:51
Venturing into graduate school presents great opportunities. To add to your experience, it's important to consider what options are available through practice and research opportunities. The Bloomberg School of Public Health offers 80 research centers. Allison Dehaas McGinnis, a fourth- year PhD student in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology shares her experience in finding resea...
Finding the Right Degree Program for You 12.04.2024 18:58
The field of public health continues to grow and graduate opportunities expand each year. The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is dedicated to protecting health and saving lives— millions at a time . The Bloomberg School offers nine master's programs, two doctoral programs, certificates and non-degree opportunities. Listen to advice from Joe Amueller, a 2023 graduate of the combined...
In the Field-The Biggest Wins and Learning Opportunities in the Practice-Based Experience Programs 12.04.2024 25:04
An essential component of graduate studies at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health are the practices opportunities. Students get to experience first-hand how the work they're learning in the classroom is applied in real world settings. Experience vary from 100 hours to nearly a year, depending on the program. Lars Johnson shares his experience as a Master of Health Administration (M...
Pathways to Public Health Trailer 26.03.2024 0:45
Are you thinking about your next steps in graduate studies? Wanting to know about life as a public health graduate student, or how others made the leap into the ir public health career they were called to do? Listen in to Pathways to Public Health a s you venture into your own pathway into public health . T une into the Pathways to Public Health, a podcast from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School o...
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