Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Fellows Program 2026/2027

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Fellows Program 2026/2027 provides fully funded graduate public health training for individuals working in organizations addressing critical health challenges in the United States. Fellows pursue either a Master of Public Health or Doctor of Public Health degree at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, embedded in their organizations and contributing to a network of scholars and practitioners in public health. After graduation, Fellows are expected to work for their organizations for at least one year to apply their new skills.

Full scholarship to MPH or DrPH degree; embedded placement within the Fellow’s organization; access to a growing network of scholars and practitioners in public health.

Designed for individuals who are currently working with organizations on the front lines of one of Johns Hopkins’ five focus areas, with the organization's work based in the United States.

Two-part process: Part 1, apply to the MPH or DrPH program through SOPHAS by December 1, 2026; Part 2, submit the Fellowship Applicant Form and have the collaborating organization submit the form through Submittable by December 1, 2026.