Johns Hopkins University
School of Nursing 

The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, located in Baltimore, MD. is a global leader in research, education and healthcare leadership and is ranked among the top 10 nursing education institutions in the country. Currently, more than 650 students are enrolled in the school's undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and post-doctoral programs.

In addition to its rigorous academic curriculum, the School of Nursing is home to the Institute for Johns Hopkins Nursing, an active Alumni Association, a Peace Corps Preparatory program and cutting-edge research efforts. Members of our faculty are world-renowned for their research in areas such as hypertension, asthma, domestic violence, pain management, coronary disease, muscle atrophy, and symptom management. The School’s nursing research program is ranked among the top 10 schools for securing federal research grants. These grants allow the School’s nurse researchers to tackle issues ranging from health disparities in the delivery of health care in minority communities and with women, projects studying AIDS, intimate partner violence, and how to reduce high blood pressure among inner city African American males.

Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
525 N. Wolfe St. Baltimore, MD 21205
www.son.jhmi.edu
jhuson@son.jhmi.edu
410.955.7548