“Gone are the days when new hires spent years learning the ropes before being handed important work. The Class of 2019 will be the thrown right into the fray.” Read more from the Wall Street Journal here.
New York? D.C? San Francisco? Think again! New graduates are moving to new cities. Read the article from the Wall Street Journal here.
Home2Homewood (H2H) is a new initiative aimed at helping newly enrolled master’s students get a head start into their degree program. Starting in summer 2019, MSEM students will be able to take up to two relevant and approved online classes through the Whiting School’s Engineering for Professionals part-time and online programs(EP) before they arrive on the […]
At the JHU Whiting School of Engineering, we know that it’s pretty common to have questions about whether or not the JHU Master of Science in Engineering Management program is right for you. That’s why we’ve put together the below short brochure that addresses some of the common questions prospective students have about the JHU […]
MSEM Alumni, Adegoke Olubusi (’16) was named in ‘Forbes’ 30 under 30 list. Read the full story on the Hub here.
MSEM students enjoy a brisk day of apple picking and fall activities at Weber’s Peachberry Farm in Glen Arm, Maryland. American students shared their fall traditions with their international classmates from China, Spain, India, and Turkey.
Thank you from MSEM 2017 to the Institute for Translational and Clinical Research (ITCR)! We just presented to our clinical hosts at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and we couldn’t have done it without you!
Though paper-based health care is a thing of the past for many hospitals and clinics around the world, in West Africa it’s still the dominant standard. Adegoke Olubusi wants to change that. The tech entrepreneur, a recent graduate of the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering, started OneMedical to help hospitals in West Africa go […]
